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Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007

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36Delegation

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(1)Subject as follows, the Board may delegate any of its functions (generally or specifically) to—

(a)a member of the Board,

(b)an employee of the Board not assigned to the executive office of the Board, or

(c)a committee established under section 35(1)(a).

(2)The Board may not under this section delegate the functions of—

(a)determining under section 10 whether to adopt or revise the Code of Practice for Statistics, or

(b)determining under section 12(1) or 14(1) whether any official statistics comply with the Code.

(3)Any committee of the Board established under section 35(1)(a) may delegate any function exercisable by it to any of its sub-committees.

(4)The delegation of a function by the Board or a committee of the Board under this section does not prevent the Board or committee from exercising the function.

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