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Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 - SECT 19J
Committees established by Authorities
19J. Committees established by Authorities
(1) An Authority may establish-
(a) a committee to advise the Authority on any matter referred by the
Authority; and
(b) a committee to exercise any power or perform any function, authority
or discretion delegated to it by the Authority.
(2) The following provisions apply to committees-
(a) an Authority may at any time remove from office a member of a
committee and must provide in writing to the member the reasons for
the removal;
(b) a committee may act despite any vacancy in its membership;
(c) subject to this Act and any rules made under paragraph (d), a
committee may regulate its own proceedings;
(d) an Authority may, by resolution, make rules, with which committees
must comply, about-
(i) their quorums; and
(ii) voting powers of their members; and
(iii) their proceedings;
(e) the Minister by notice published in the Government Gazette may declare
that a committee is a corporation, and may dissolve a corporation of
that sort in the same way;
(f) an Authority must obtain the Minister's consent before it delegates
any of its powers, functions, authorities or discretions to a
committee of which any members are not members or officers of the
Authority;
(g) the Minister may specify rules of procedure for the exercise of a
delegated power by a committee referred to in paragraph (f) and any
purported exercise of that delegated power by such a committee
otherwise than in accordance with those rules is void.
(3) A member of a committee is entitled to be paid any fees and allowances
fixed by the Minister.
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