Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A board may delegate its powers under this Act, other than its power--
(a) to conduct disciplinary proceedings; or
(b) to make a decision at the end of disciplinary proceedings to advise, caution or reprimand a registrant; or
(c) to make a decision to cancel or suspend, or impose conditions on, a registrant's registration or enter into an undertaking with a registrant; or
(d) to order a registrant to attend for a further health assessment; or
(e) to make a decision to end a suspension or remove or change conditions; or
(f) to make a decision to reinstate a registrant's registration.
(2) The board, other than the medical board, may delegate its powers to--
(a) a member of the board; or
(b) the executive officer; or
(c) with the agreement of the executive officer--an appropriately qualified member of the office's staff.
(3) The medical board may delegate its powers to--
(a) a member of the board; or
(b) the executive officer (medical); or
(c) with the agreement of the executive officer (medical)--an appropriately qualified member of the staff of the office (medical).
(4) In this section--
appropriately qualified, for a member of the office's staff, includes having the qualifications, experience or standing appropriate to exercise the power.
Example of standing--
the staff member's classification level in the office
appropriately qualified, for a member of the staff of the office (medical), includes having the qualifications, experience or standing appropriate to exercise the power.
Example of standing--
the staff member's classification level in the office (medical)