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65Prescribed functionsU.K.
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(1)Regulations may make provision for or in connection with conferring functions on the Commission in relation to appointments to applicable bodies and matters relating to such appointments.
(2)The functions which may be so conferred include—
(a)administering schemes relating to the payment, to chairmen and non-executive members of applicable bodies, of remuneration and allowances falling to be determined by the Secretary of State;
(b)publishing or otherwise making available information as to the terms and conditions applying to chairmen and non-executive members of applicable bodies, including information as to such remuneration and allowances;
(c)assisting the Secretary of State in connection with the implementation of decisions as to the payment of such remuneration to such persons;
(d)advising the Secretary of State in connection with the payment of such allowances to such persons;
(e)advising the Secretary of State generally on matters relating to appointments to applicable bodies.
(3)Nothing in subsection (2) is to be read as prejudicing the generality of subsection (1).
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