If you are outside the public service and you are acting under a delegation, the law treats you like a public service employee. This is because Section 104 of the Public Service Act 2020 applies to you. You get this protection when you are acting under a delegation referred to in section 7B or section 7C.
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7F: Delegations and subdelegations to be publicly notified, or
"When someone gets a new job or power, the department must tell the public about it on their website and at their office."
8: Parents and others to be informed of decisions, or
"People making decisions about you must tell you and your family in a way you understand."
Section 104 of the Public Service Act 2020 applies to a person outside the public service acting under a delegation referred to in section 7B or 7C as if the person were a public service employee.
