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5Power to modify or transfer functions

(1)    A Minister may by order—

(a)    modify the functions of a body, or the holder of an office, specified in Schedule 5, or

(b)    transfer a function of such a person to an eligible person.

(2)    In this Act, references to modifying the functions of a person include—

(a)    conferring a function on the person;

(b)    abolishing a function of the person;

(c)    changing the purpose or objective for which the person exercises a function;

(d)    changing the conditions under which the person exercises a function.

NOTES
Initial Commencement
Specified date

Specified date: 14 February 2012: see s 38(1).

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