Information about the Register of Delegations, and information about proposals for new or amended delegations
About the Register of Delegations
The Register of Delegations is a collection of delegations from various sources such as the Curtin University Act 1966 (WA), resolutions of the Council of the University and delegations approved by the Vice-Chancellor. As the governing authority of the University, the Council is empowered to delegate its powers, authorities, duties and functions. The Register includes matters delegated by Council through a resolution of Council and matters delegated by the Vice-Chancellor.
Resources you may wish to consult:
- The Delegations Policy
- Decision Making Process Guidelines; and
- The Difference Between Delegations and Authorisation [.docx]
Proposals for new or amended delegations
The process for proposing new or amended delegations is as follows:
- Fill out as much of the yellow-highlighted sections of the ‘Template - Proposal of new or amended delegations’ as possible.
- Liaise and seek the support of the Chief Legal Officer and the Chief Financial Officer, using the template proposal as the basis of discussion.
- Once the support of the above parties has been obtained, use the ‘Email Template: Request for new or amended delegations’ to submit the proposal to policycompliance@curtin.edu.au, attaching the template proposal and any other supporting information.