1721 - Delegation of powers. - Pennsylvania Statutes

SUBCHAPTER B SPECIFIC POWERS OF THE GOVERNING AUTHORITY OF THE SYSTEM Sec. 1721. Delegation of powers. 1722. Adoption of administrative and procedural rules. 1723. General supervisory and administrative authority. 1724. Personnel of the system. 1725. Establishment of fees and charges. 1725.1. Costs. 1725.2. Assumption of summary conviction costs by county. 1725.3. Criminal laboratory user fee. 1725.4. Fee increases and automation fee. 1726. Establishment of taxable costs. 1726.1. Forensic examination costs for sexual offenses. 1726.2. Criminal prosecutions involving domestic violence. 1727. Budget and financial matters. 1728. Recognition of related organizations. 1729. Conferences and institutes. 1730. Boards, councils, commissions and committees. Cross References. Subchapter B is referred to in section 1701 of this title. § 1721. Delegation of powers. (a) General rule.--The Supreme Court may from time to time delegate to any agency or unit of the unified judicial system such of the supervisory and administrative powers of the court, including the powers specified in this subchapter, as may be specified by general rule. (b) Exception.--Any power based in whole or in part upon authority conferred by any provision of this title or other statutory authority shall not be delegated by the Supreme Court to any agency or unit other than: (1) A Statewide council which meets the requirements of section 3529(d) (relating to definition). (2) The Court Administrator of Pennsylvania. (3) Any other government unit within the system created by the Constitution of Pennsylvania or by statute. A body created pursuant to section 1730 (relating to boards, councils, commissions and committees), other than the council specified by paragraph (1), shall not be deemed to be created by statute for the purposes of this paragraph. (Apr. 28, 1978, P.L.202, No.53, eff. 60 days) Cross References. Section 1721 is referred to in sections 102, 1702 of this title.