20Commonwealth Minister may withdraw from Act

#### 20 Commonwealth Minister may withdraw from Act 20 Commonwealth Minister may withdraw from Act > > (1) The Commonwealth Minister may, by notice in writing to the Minister (a withdrawal notice), inform the Minister that the Commonwealth Minister has decided to withdraw from exercising a function of the Commonwealth Minister under this Act that is specified in the withdrawal notice. > > > (2) The withdrawal notice must indicate the date on which the Commonwealth Minister’s decision is to take effect (the withdrawal date). > > > (3) The withdrawal date must not be earlier than 3 months after the withdrawal notice is given. > > > (4) On and from the withdrawal date, the function specified in the withdrawal notice is no longer conferred on the Commonwealth Minister. > > > (5) If the function requires the Commonwealth Minister to nominate persons for appointment as members of the Board, the function may be exercised instead by the Minister administering this Act. > > > (6) If the function requires the Commonwealth Minister to give concurrence, that concurrence is no longer required. > > > (7) More than one of the functions of the Commonwealth Minister under this Act may be specified in the withdrawal notice.