Paragraph 9 DelegationI1
England and Wales Not yet in force
The Learning Welsh Institute may delegate any of its functions to any one or more of—
its committees,
its sub-committees (whether established under paragraph 8(1) or (2)),
its members, or
its members of staff.
A committee of the Learning Welsh Institute may delegate any function exercisable by it to—
a sub-committee of the Learning Welsh Institute (whether established under paragraph 8(1) or (2)),
a member of the Learning Welsh Institute, or
a member of the Learning Welsh Institute’s staff.
A sub-committee (whether established under paragraph 8(1) or (2)) may delegate any function exercisable by it to—
a member of the Learning Welsh Institute, or
a member of the Learning Welsh Institute’s staff.
The Learning Welsh Institute may—
direct a committee or sub-committee that it may not delegate a function specified in the direction;
direct a committee or sub-committee to vary or revoke any delegation specified in the direction;
direct a committee to vary or revoke any direction given by the committee under sub-paragraph (5).
A committee of the Learning Welsh Institute that has delegated a function to a sub-committee may—
direct the sub-committee that it may not delegate the function;
direct the sub-committee to vary or revoke any delegation of that function made by it.
A function is delegated under this paragraph to the extent and on the terms specified by the person making the delegation, but this is subject to any direction under sub-paragraphs (4) and (5).
The delegation of a function under this paragraph does not prevent the Learning Welsh Institute (or the committee or sub-committee, as the case may be) from exercising the function in question.
The delegation of a function under this paragraph does not affect the Learning Welsh Institute’s responsibility for exercising the function in question.
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Sch. 2 para. 9 in force at 1.8.2027, see s. 56(3)