Public Service Act 2020

People working in public service - Public Service Commission leaders and advisory committees - Chief executive of Public Service Commission

49: Commissioner is chief executive of Commission

You could also call this:

"The Commissioner is the boss of the Commission."

The Commissioner is in charge of the Commission. You can think of the Commissioner as the boss of the Commission. The Commissioner can give some of their jobs to a Deputy Commissioner or another person if they want to.

When the Commissioner gives jobs to a Deputy Commissioner, that Deputy Commissioner still keeps their own job. The Deputy Commissioner just gets some extra work to do.

If the Commissioner gives jobs to someone else, the rules in Clauses 2 to 4 of Schedule 6 still apply to that person.

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Part 3People working in public service
Public Service Commission leaders and advisory committees: Chief executive of Public Service Commission

49Commissioner is chief executive of Commission

  1. The Commissioner is the chief executive of the Commission.

  2. The Commissioner may delegate all or part of the chief executive role to a Deputy Commissioner or other person.

  3. A Deputy Commissioner who has been delegated all or part of the chief executive role retains their office as a Deputy Commissioner.

  4. Clauses 2 to 4 of Schedule 6 apply to a delegation under this section.

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  • 1988 No 20 s 4