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Public Service Act 2020

People working in public service - Public service chief executives, system leaders, and public service leadership team - Other provisions in schedules

58: Other provisions in Schedules 6 and 7

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"Extra rules for public service bosses are in Schedules 6 and 7"

You can find more information about what public service chief executives can do in Schedule 6. This schedule tells you about their other functions and powers. It helps you understand what they are responsible for.

You can also look at Schedule 7 to learn about how public service chief executives are appointed and reviewed. This schedule contains provisions about their appointment and performance review. It explains how they are chosen and how their work is evaluated.

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Public service chief executives, system leaders, and public service leadership team: Other provisions in schedules

58Other provisions in Schedules 6 and 7

  1. Schedule 6 sets out other functions and powers of public service chief executives.

  2. Schedule 7 contains provisions relating to the appointment and performance review of public service chief executives.