C-37.3 - Act respecting the Communauté urbaine de Québec

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74.1. The Council may, by by-law, prescribe administrative standards, establish an organization plan for the departments of the Community or prescribe the staffing requirements for the management of the departments.
The Council may also, on the conditions it determines, delegate to the director general full or partial responsibility for applying the standards or plan, for hiring officers or employees other than those referred to in section 72, for dismissing or suspending with or without pay officers or employees other than those referred to in section 76, or for effecting a reduction in their salaries. Such responsibility may, in respect of a department, be delegated to the head of the department if he is not under the authority of the director general.
The director general may subdelegate, insofar as the resolution by which the decision provided for in the second paragraph so permits, all or a part of the responsibilities entrusted to him to the head of a department under his authority.
1993, c. 67, s. 27; 1996, c. 52, s. 54.
74.1. The Council may, by by-law, prescribe administrative standards, establish an organization plan for the departments of the Community or prescribe the staffing requirements for the management of the departments.
It may, by the same by-law, entrust the director general with full or partial responsibility for applying the standards or plan, for hiring officers or employees other than those referred to in section 72, for dismissing or suspending with or without pay officers or employees other than those referred to in section 76, or for effecting a reduction in their salaries. Such responsibility may, in respect of a department, be delegated to the head of the department if he is not under the authority of the director general.
The director general may subdelegate, insofar as the by-law referred to in the first paragraph so permits, all or a part of the responsibilities entrusted to him to the head of a department under his authority.
1993, c. 67, s. 27.