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Delegated Powers
ACT Emergencies Act 2004 When activated and placed on duty by their Commander, ACT SES volunteers have certain powers under the ACT Emergencies Act 2004 that have been delegated to them by the ACT Chief Officer. SES Commanders, Deputy Commanders and Team Leaders have slightly more powers delegated to them than SES team members. Australian Road Rules
Under the Australian Road Rules (Division 3, Rule 304), and in specific circumstances, a suitably trained SES member may be empowered as an 'Authorised Person'. The ACTSES is trained by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) ACT Policing in traffic marshalling.
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Disclaimer: This site was developed by Rivers Unit volunteers. It is not a an official ACT Emergency Services Agency (ACT ESA) web site and some views shared in this web site are not necessarily the views of the ACT ESA. Information in this site should not be relied upon to deal with an emergency. |
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Site Last Updated: 01/10/2008 |
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