Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014

CHAPTER 4 - MISCELLANEOUS  

SECTION 29AA  

29AA   MODIFICATIONS OF THE ACT AND INSTRUMENTS FOR CSC  

Guide to this section

The purpose of this section is to modify the operation of the Act and the Commonwealth Procurement Rules for CSC.

As a result of these modifications:

  • (a) the Finance Minister can delegate the power or function under paragraph 63(1)(b) of the Act or the duty under section 11 of this rule (which deal with recovery of debts) to the Board of CSC or an official of CSC, and the Board of CSC can subdelegate that power, function or duty; and
  • (b) the Commonwealth Procurement Rules apply to CSC, but only in relation to CSC ' s function of providing administrative services relating to superannuation schemes administered by CSC.

    • This section is made for section 104 of the Act.


    Delegation of powers, functions and duties in relation to recovery of debts

    29AA(1)    
    The operation of subsection 107(1) and section 110 of the Act is modified, in relation to the power or function under paragraph 63(1)(b) of the Act, and the duty under section 11 of this rule, by applying to CSC as if CSC were a non-corporate Commonwealth entity.

    Note:

    Subsection 107(1) and section 110 of the Act allow the Finance Minister and an accountable authority of a non-corporate Commonwealth entity to delegate powers, functions and duties. Paragraph 63(1)(b) of the Act and section 11 of this rule deal with recovery of debts.

    Limited application of Commonwealth Procurement Rules to CSC

    29AA(2)    
    The operation of the Commonwealth Procurement Rules is modified under subsection (3) in relation to CSC ' s function of providing administrative services relating to superannuation schemes administered by CSC.

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    29AA(3)    
    The operation of those Rules is modified by applying to CSC in relation to that function as if:

    (a)    for rules 4.9 and 4.10 (which deal with procurement-connected policies) - CSC were a prescribed corporate Commonwealth entity that is required to comply with rules 4.9 and 4.10 if, under section 22 of the Act, a government policy order that specifies procurement-connected policies applies in relation to CSC; and

    (b)    for rules 4.11 and 4.12 (which deal with coordinated procurement) - CSC were a prescribed corporate Commonwealth entity; and

    (c)    otherwise - CSC were a non-corporate Commonwealth entity.

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