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Fisheries Act 1996

Fisheries administration - National Fisheries Advisory Council

281: Certain powers of Minister not to be delegated

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"The Minister can't pass on some important decision-making powers to others."

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The Minister cannot give someone else the power to appoint or renew appointments of members of the National Fisheries Advisory Council under section 277. You can read about this in section 277 by following the link to section 277. The Minister also cannot give someone else the power to remove a member of the Council from office under that section.

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Part 15Fisheries administration
National Fisheries Advisory Council

281Certain powers of Minister not to be delegated

  1. The Minister shall not delegate to any person the power—

  2. to appoint or renew the appointment of members of the National Fisheries Advisory Council under section 277; or
    1. to remove any member of the Council from office under that section.