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2020-09-08 S&O Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 3 Delegations of Authority Council to Chief Executive (No Changes)
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DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY
TITLE: PUBLIC HEALTH (INFECTION CONTROL FOR PERSONAL
APPEARANCE SERVICES)
Delegation by the Council to: Date:
Chief Executive Officer
Source of Authority:
Local Government Act 2009 – Section 257
Public Health (Infection Control for Personal Appearance Services) Act 2003
Delegated Power
1. To exercise powers of the Council pursuant to the Public Health (Infection Control for Personal
Appearance Services) Act 2003.
DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED LEGISLATION
Powe/r to have regard to the matters listed in this section in deciding whether a Section 35
person is a suitable person to hold a licence.
Power to have regard to all the matters listed in this section in deciding whether the Section 36
premises at which higher risk personal appearance services are to be provided are
suitable for providing the services.
Power to make inquiries before making a decision regarding sections 35 and 36 Section 37
and, by giving notice to the applicant, require the applicant to give Council, within
the reasonable time of at least 40 days stated in the notice, further information or a
document Council reasonably requires to decide the application.
Power to impose conditions on a licence. Sections 38(2)
and 41(1)(c)
Power to decide the earlier ending date of a licence. Section 40
Power to consider all applications for renewals of licences, and determine whether Section 44
to grant or refuse the application for renewal.
Power to give a notice to a licensee requiring the licensee to give Council, within a Section 45
reasonable period of at least 40 days stated in the notice, further information or a
document Council reasonably requires to decide a licence renewal application.
Power to consider all applications for amendments to licences, and determine Section 47
whether to grant or refuse the application to amend the licence.
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