Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024 (40 of 2024)

Part 11   Miscellaneous

Division 3   Delegation

279   Delegation by President

General rule

 

(1) The President may, in writing, delegate the President's functions or powers under this Act, another Act or an instrument made under an Act to:

(a) a member; or

(b) the Principal Registrar; or

(c) a registrar; or

(d) a staff member.

Exception - functions and powers that must not be delegated

      

(2) Despite subsection (1), the President must not delegate:

(a) a function or power the President has because the President is:

(i) a member of the Tribunal as constituted for the purposes of a proceeding; or

(ii) a Council member; or

(iii) authorised under section 281 to perform or exercise the function or power; or

(b) a function or power under a provision listed in the following table.

Functions and powers the President must not delegate

   

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Summary of topic of provision

1

section 14

decision-maker

2

Division 3 of Part 4

practice directions

3

subsection 109(2)

Tribunal guidance decisions

4

Division 5 of Part 7

referring questions of law

5

section 196

jurisdictional areas and lists

6

section 197

jurisdictional area leaders

7

section 199

assignment of members to jurisdictional areas

8

section 200

President may give directions to members

9

section 201

code of conduct

10

section 202

performance standard

11

subsection 203(3)

President may restrict member's duties

12

section 222

President must notify Minister about grounds for termination

13

Subdivision B of Division 4 of Part 8

appointment and functions of Principal Registrar

Delegates must comply with directions

      

(3) In performing or exercising a function or power delegated under this section, the delegate must comply with any written directions of the President.


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