A specified person can make a transport instrument. You need to know that a specified person is the Secretary or the Director. They have the power to make these instruments.
A specified person cannot give someone else the power to make, amend, or revoke a transport instrument. This rule applies to the specified person, who is either the Secretary or the Director. The term specified person is also used in section 432.
The Secretary and the Director are the people who can make transport instruments. They are the only ones who can do this job. They must do it themselves and cannot ask someone else to do it for them.
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430: Regulations or rules may provide for transport instruments, or
"Rules can include special instructions called transport instruments if approved by the right person."
432: Procedures relating to transport instruments, or
"How to make and change transport rules that affect lots of people"
A specified person may make a transport instrument.
A specified person must not delegate the power to make, amend, or revoke a transport instrument.
In this section and section 432, specified person means 1 or more of the following:
