The Board has all the powers it needs to do its job. You can think of powers like the things the Board is allowed to do. The Board can do what is reasonable to carry out its functions, which means it can make decisions and take actions to get its work done, as seen in similar legislation such as the s 11(2) from 1976.
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The Board has all of the powers that are reasonably necessary or expedient to enable the Board to carry out its functions.
