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Crown Entities Act 2004

Establishment and governance of Crown entities - Crown entity companies - Monitor's role

88A: Monitor's role

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"The monitor helps Ministers with their job and other tasks like managing money and giving advice."

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The monitor helps the shareholding Ministers do their job, which is described in section 88. You can think of the monitor's job as assisting the Ministers. The monitor also does other tasks, such as managing money and laws, giving advice to Ministers, and doing other jobs that are part of this Act or other laws.

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Part 2Establishment and governance of Crown entities
Crown entity companies: Monitor's role

88AMonitor's role

  1. The role of the monitor is, in relation to a monitored Crown entity company,—

  2. to assist the shareholding Ministers to carry out their role (which is described in section 88); and
    1. to perform or exercise any or all of the following functions, duties, or powers:
      1. administering appropriations:
        1. administering legislation:
          1. tendering advice to Ministers:
            1. any other functions, duties, or powers in this Act or another Act that may, or must, be performed or exercised by the monitor.

            Notes
            • Section 88A: inserted, on , by section 17 of the Crown Entities Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 51).