You are here Home Delegations under the Public Service Act 1999 and subordinate legislation Section 6: The Merit Protection Commissioner’s powers Section 6: The Merit Protection Commissioner’s powers Share Linkedin Twitter Facebook Email Print In this section Delegations under the Public Service Act 1999 and subordinate legislation Section 1: Power to delegate Section 2: General considerations when making a decision Section 3: Delegation instruments Section 4: Ministerial powers Section 5: The Australian Public Service Commissioner’s powers Section 6: The Merit Protection Commissioner’s powers Section 7: Agency Heads powers and delegation to an outsider Section 8: Agency Head powers and functions under the PS Act Section 9: Agency Head powers and functions under the PS Regulations Section 10: Agency Head powers and functions under the Directions Section 11: Agency Head powers and functions under the Classification Rules The Merit Protection Commissioner’s powers The MPC may delegate the powers or functions conferred on them by the PS Act and the PS Regulations; however, there has been no delegation of these powers to Agency Heads. Pagination Section 5: The Australian Public Service Commissioner’s powers Section 7: Agency Heads powers and delegation to an outsider Was this page helpful? Yes No Please add your comments:
