The Commission has a special job to do, and you need to know that it cannot give someone else the power to make, amend, or revoke an integrity code. This means the Commission itself must make, change, or get rid of an integrity code, and it cannot ask an employee to do this job. The Commission is not allowed to do this, even though section 73 of the Crown Entities Act 2004 usually lets them give jobs to employees.
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52: Commission must report on use of power to require information or documents, or
"The Commission must tell you how it used its power to ask for information or documents."
54: Government Superannuation Fund, or
"Rules for Commission staff who contribute to the Government Superannuation Fund"
Despite section 73 of the Crown Entities Act 2004, the Commission must not delegate the power to make, amend, or revoke an integrity code to an employee of the Commission.
