Grant Recipient Senior Officer's power to delegate Sample Clauses

Grant Recipient Senior Officer's power to delegate. The Grant Recipient Senior Officer may authorise any of his or her subordinates to exercise the powers of the Grant Recipient under this Agreement by notice to Homes England.
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