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The chief executive of the Arms Regulator will have all the powers needed to do their job. You can think of powers as the things they are allowed to do to carry out their work. They will get these powers from this proposed law or other laws.
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303: Responsibility and independence of chief executive of Arms Regulator, or
"The chief executive of the Arms Regulator is in charge and must work independently."
305: Delegation of employment powers to chief executive of Arms Regulator, or
"The boss of the Arms Regulator gets to make employment decisions for some Police staff."
The chief executive has all the powers that are reasonably necessary or expedient to carry out the functions, duties, and powers given to the chief executive under this Act or any other legislation.
