Part 3 s 111 (b) (2) Crown Entities Act 2004 Version as at 1 July 2024 any later date specified in the direction in relation to that Crown entity or to the category or type or group of Crown entities to which the Crown entity belongs. If a Crown entity is established on or after the date on which a direction is given under section 107 (a new Crown entity) and the direction was given to a category or type of Crown entities to which the new Crown entity belongs, the new Crown entity must give effect to the direction on— (a) the date on which the new Crown entity is established; or (b) any later date on which a Crown entity within that category or type of Crown entity must give effect to the direction in accordance with subsection (1). Section 110: replaced, on 17 December 2016, by section 40 of the Statutes Amendment Act 2016 (2016 No 104). 111 Publication of direction under section 107 (1) As soon as practicable after a direction comes into force under section 109, the Ministers who gave it must ensure that it is published in the Gazette and on the Internet. (2) If a direction does not come into force, the Ministers who gave it must, as soon as practicable, notify the entities to which the direction would have applied that the direction has been disapplied and will not come into force. Section 111 heading: amended, on 18 July 2013, by section 25 of the Crown Entities Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 51). 112 Power to add functions if authorised by entity’s Act or constitution (1) If an Act, or a Crown entity company’s constitution, gives the responsible Minister power to add to the functions of a Crown entity, the Minister may direct the entity to perform any additional function that is so added and that is consistent with the entity’s objectives. (2) Sections 114 and 115 apply to the direction. 113 Safeguarding independence of Crown entities (1) This Act does not authorise a Minister to direct a Crown entity, or a member, employee, or office holder of a Crown entity,— (2) (a) in relation to a statutorily independent function; or (b) requiring the performance or non-performance of a particular act, or the bringing about of a particular result, in respect of a particular person or persons. This Act does not change the way in which the following functions must be carried out under an entity’s Act: (a) 54 statutorily independent functions in an entity’s Act; or