Delegation of authority confers power to act for another without implying relinquishment of the delegator's ultimate powers. The document explains that a delegate is a person appointed, authorised, or commissioned to act for another, and that delegation of authority is the conferral of power to perform functions which the delegator would otherwise perform; it stresses that such delegation does not imply a relinquishment of the delegator's ultimate powers.
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Delegation of authority confers power to act for another without implying relinquishment of the delegator's ultimate powers.
The document explains that a delegate is a person appointed, authorised, or commissioned to act for another, and that delegation of authority is the conferral of power to perform functions which the delegator would otherwise perform; it stresses that such delegation does not imply a relinquishment of the delegator's ultimate powers.
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