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Criminal Assets Bureau Act, 1996 (No. 31)Introductory TextActs Referred to1. Interpretation.2. Establishment day.3. Establishment of Bureau.4. Objectives of Bureau.5. Functions of Bureau.6. Conferral of additional functions on Bureau.7. Chief Bureau Officer.8. Bureau officers.9. Staff of Bureau.10. Anonymity.11. Identification.12. Obstruction.13. Intimidation.14. Search warrants.14A. Order to make material available.14B. Disclosure prejudicial to making available of material under section 14A.14C. Property held in trust.15. Assault.16. Arrest.17. Prosecution of offences under section 13 or 15.18. Special leave and compensation, etc.19. Advances by Minister to Bureau and audit of accounts of Bureau by Comptroller and Auditor General.20. Accounting for tax.21. Reports and information to Minister.22. Expenses.23. Amendment of section 19A (anonymity) of Finance Act, 1983.24. Amendment of certain taxation provisions.25. Amendment of section 5 (enquiries or action by inspector or other officer) of the Waiver of Certain Tax, Interest and Penalties Act, 1993.26. Short title.
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Version status: In force | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Version date: 11 October 1996 - onwards

7. Chief Bureau Officer.

(1) There shall be a chief officer of the Bureau who shall be known, and is referred to in this Act, as the Chief Bureau Officer.

(2) The Commissioner shall, from time to time, appoint to the Bureau the Chief Bureau Officer and may, at any time, remove the Chief Bureau Officer from his or her appointment with the Bureau.

(3) The Chief Bureau Officer shall carry on and manage and control generally the administration and business of the Bureau.

(4) The Chief Bureau Officer shall be responsible to the Commissioner for the performance of the functions of the Bureau.

(5)

(a) In the event of incapacity through illness, or absence otherwise, of the Chief Bureau Officer, the Commissioner may appoint to the Bureau a person, who shall be known, and is referred to in this section, as the Acting Chief Bureau Officer, to perform the functions of the Chief Bureau Officer.

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