The day-to-day business and secretarial functions of the Authority are the responsibility of the:

In the typical organizational structure of an authority or statutory body, the individual responsible for the daily operational management and administrative tasks is the chief executive. Therefore, the day-to-day business and secretarial functions of the Authority are the responsibility of the Director General, who acts as the operational head.

• The Chief Secretary is a senior administrative position in the provincial government, overseeing multiple departments, not usually the daily functions of a specific authority.
• The Chairperson typically heads the governing board, focusing on policy, strategy, and oversight, rather than daily operations.
• An Authorized Officer is usually delegated specific powers for particular tasks, not the overall responsibility for the Authority's daily administration.