The decisions of the Authority are taken by

In most democratic and corporate bodies, decisions of an Authority are taken by a majority of members present and voting. This standard procedure ensures that decisions reflect the collective will of the body without requiring absolute consensus, which can often be impractical and lead to stalemates.

• Unanimous vote is rarely required for general decisions as it can hinder progress.
• Decisions taken by The Chairperson alone or The Director General alone would indicate an autocratic structure, which is not typical for an 'Authority' implying a collective body.