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s.44
Effect of delegation of powers and duties
(1)
Where any Ordinance confers power upon any person to delegate the exercise on
his behalf of any of the powers or the performance of any of the duties conferred or
imposed upon him under any
Ordinance—
(a)
such delegation shall not preclude the person so delegating from exercising
or performing at any time any of the powers or duties so delegated;
(b)
such delegation may be conditional, qualified or limited in such manner as
the person so delegating may think fit;
(c)
where the delegation may be made only with the approval of some person,
such delegation may be conditional, qualified or limited in such manner as the
person whose approval is required may think fit;
(d)
the delegation may be to a named person or to the person for the time being
holding any office designated by the person so delegating; and
(e)
any delegation may be amended by the person so delegating.
(Added
14 of 1971 s. 2
)
(2)
The delegation of any power shall be deemed to include the delegation of any
duty incidental thereto or connected therewith and the delegation of any duty shall
be deemed to include the delegation of any power incidental thereto or connected
therewith.