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Meeting papers
2026 Register of Delegations
Council to Chief Executive Officer
DELEGATE DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED LEGISLATION ADOPTED BY CONDITIONS TO WHICH
COUNCIL THE DELEGATION IS
SUBJECT
Chief Power, as the employer, to dismiss an employee if the Section 121(1) Industrial
Executive circumstances of section 121(1) exist. Relations Act 2016
Officer
Chief Power, as the employer who obtains other acceptable Section 127(2)
Executive employment for the employee or cannot pay the amount, to Industrial Relations Act
Officer apply to the commission for an order reducing the amount of the 2016
redundancy pay to a stated amount the commission considers
appropriate.
Chief Power, as the employer, to make contributions to a Section 127A Industrial
Executive superannuation fund for the benefit of each employee. Relations Act 2016
Officer
Chief Power, as the employer, to give each employee before, or as Section 129 Industrial
Executive soon as practicable after, the employee starts working for the Relations Act 2016
Officer employer, the information and documents required by section
129(1).
Chief Power, as the employer, where a magistrate has made an order Section 137(9)
Executive about an offence against section 137(4) and that order states Industrial Relations Act
Officer both alternatives of section 137(8), to decide how to comply with 2016
that order in terms of the alternatives.
Chief Power, as an employer, to apply to the commission to:- Section 147(2)(b)
Executive (a) make a modern award; or Industrial Relations Act
Officer (b) make an order varying a modern award. 2016
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