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HOME BUILDING ACT 1989 - SECT 47A
Appointment of person to co-ordinate or supervise work if authority suspended, cancelled or surrendered
47A Appointment of person to co-ordinate or supervise work if authority
suspended, cancelled or surrendered
(1) If an authority is suspended, cancelled or surrendered under this or any
other Act, the Secretary may, if the Secretary is satisfied that it is in the
public interest to do so, by instrument in writing appoint a person to
co-ordinate or supervise any work that has not been completed under any
contract entered into by the holder of that authority.
(2) The appointment is
not valid unless the person appointed has consented to the appointment.
(3)
In appointing a person, the Secretary must have regard to the suitability of
the person to co-ordinate or supervise the work. The person appointed need not
be the holder of an authority under this Act.
(4) Before appointing a person,
the Secretary must obtain the consent of the person for whom the work is being
done.
(5) The person is to be appointed on any terms and conditions that the
Secretary thinks fit.
(6) Those conditions may include a condition that the
person supervise the holder of the former authority to do the work.
(7) The
appointment of a person under this section may be terminated at any time by
the Secretary.
(8) The terms and conditions of an appointment under this
section may be varied by the Secretary at any time, with the consent of the
appointed person.
(9) A person appointed under this section who is not the
holder of an authority under this Act is not liable to be prosecuted for
performing any work to which the appointment relates without holding an
authority.
(10) The appointment of a person under this section has no effect
on any contract for any work to which it relates or on any contract of
insurance, or on the liability of any person under any contract of insurance,
in relation to any work to which it relates.
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