Sec. 1A-109. Delegation of Authority; Sub-delegation.

An officer or employee may delegate authority to perform a function to a designated officer or employee or the person who holds a specific position if:

The officer or employee delegating authority to perform a function may impose limits, terms, and conditions on the delegation of authority.

The officer or employee delegating authority remains responsible for the performance of the delegated function.

A delegation of authority does not divest the officer or employee who delegates authority of the authority to perform the function.

The officer or employee who delegates authority to perform a function may revoke the delegation at any time. Authority to perform a delegated authority remains valid until revoked.

A delegation of authority to perform a function must be in writing.

The official or employee delegating authority to perform a function and the officer or employee who has been designated to perform a delegated function should retain a copy of the delegation.

An officer or employee who has been designated to perform a delegated function may delegate authority to perform the function to an officer or employee or a person who holds a specific position unless the delegation of authority to perform the function under which the official or employee is acting prohibits sub-delegation.

This section does not apply to members of any board, committee, or commission.

Section 1A-105 exclusively governs the appointment of an acting: