Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) In relation to any
power of approval or direction on the part of the Treasurer provided for in
this Act the Treasurer may, by an instrument signed by the Treasurer, delegate
all or any of those powers to an officer of the Treasury and
thereupon —
(a) the
person to whom power is so delegated may exercise the power in the same manner
and with the same effect as if the power were directly conferred upon the
officer by this Act and not by delegation; and
(b) a
person who purports to exercise power pursuant to a delegation conferred under
this subsection is presumed to do so in accordance with the terms of the
delegation in the absence of proof to the contrary.
(2) Where under this
Act the approval of the Treasurer is required in relation to any transaction
or any matter is or may be affected by a direction given by the Treasurer, if
the person for the time being holding or acting in the office of Under
Treasurer of the State is satisfied —
(a) that
the Council has complied with this Act and any such direction of the
Treasurer;
(b) that
any requirements of the Treasury as to —
(i)
the disclosure to the Treasury of relevant information;
(ii)
the terms and conditions applicable and the manner by
which the transaction is to be effected; and
(iii)
the form and content of any security or other document
required to be executed relating to the proposals,
have been met; and
(c) that
the approval required by this Act in respect thereto has been given,
that person may give a
signed certificate, in a form agreed with the parties to the relevant
transaction, expressed to have been prepared in respect of that transaction
and to be given for the purposes of this section, as to the matters referred
to in this subsection.
(3) A certificate
given under subsection (2) shall be conclusive evidence of the facts
therein stated as between the parties to the original transaction or their
successors or assignees in any proceedings arising from or relating to that
transaction.