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LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM LAW (NSW) - SECT 411
Power of local regulatory authority to take over exercise of delegated function
411 Power of local regulatory authority to take over exercise of delegated
function
(1) A local regulatory authority may take over responsibility for a matter
from a delegate of the authority, if the authority is of the opinion that it
is appropriate to take it over.
(2) When a local regulatory authority takes
over a matter from a delegate-- (a) the local regulatory authority may deal
with and determine the matter afresh, but may adopt or take into account
anything done or received by the delegate to date; and
(b) the delegate is to
provide any assistance required by the local regulatory authority to deal with
the matter (including copies of or access to all documents held by the
delegate that relate to the matter); and
(c) the delegate otherwise ceases to
have responsibility for the matter unless the local regulatory authority
refers the matter back to the delegate under subsection (3).
(3) The local
regulatory authority may refer a matter back to the delegate at any time to be
dealt with and determined by the delegate, with any directions as to how the
matter should be dealt with that the local regulatory authority thinks fit.
(4) This section does not limit any other power that a local regulatory
authority has to take over or otherwise deal with a matter, whether under
another law or the terms of a delegation or otherwise.
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