South Australian Consolidated Acts44—Appointment of body to act as a board
(1) The Governor may,
by regulations made on the recommendation of the Minister, appoint a body
specified in the regulations to be a regional NRM board under this Act.
(2) The regulation
must—
(a)
identify the NRM region in relation to which the body is appointed; and
(b) set
out the functions of the body (if any) that are in addition to the functions
prescribed by this Act.
(3) The Governor may,
by subsequent regulation made on the recommendation of the Minister, vary or
revoke a regulation under this section.
(4) A regulation
revoking a regulation may provide that the assets, rights and liabilities of
the body that relate to its functions under this Act will vest in or attach
to—
(a) the
Crown; or
(b) a
Minister; or
(c) with
the agreement of the council or council subsidiary, a council or
council subsidiary; or
(d) any
other agency or instrumentality of the Crown; or
(e) any
other person or body.
(5) Division 4,
Division 5, Division 6, Division 7 and Division 8, and the other provisions of
this Division, and any other provisions of this Act prescribed by the
regulations, apply to and in relation to a body appointed under this section
as if it were a regional NRM board, subject to such exclusions or
modifications as may be prescribed by the regulations.
(6) A body appointed
under this section is subject to direction by the Minister in performing its
functions and exercising its powers under this Act.
(7) If a body
appointed under this section has been established by or under another Act and
there is a conflict between a function of the body under that Act and a
function of the body when acting as a regional NRM board under this Act, the
body must perform its function under its originating Act in preference to its
function under this Act.
(8) If a body must
perform a function under subsection (7) in preference to a function under
this Act, the Chief Officer may, after consultation with the Minister, perform
the relevant function under this Act as if the Chief Officer were constituted
as a regional NRM board.