Is there a reporting hierarchy for the various Key Office Holders (i.e., KAH, CGO and PO)?
Healthcare Services (General) Regulations, Governance of Licensees
MOH does not stipulate the hierarchy of the various Key Office Holders. Each organisation can determine the reporting structure and arrangements.
However, in practice, as the KAHs are usually the Board of Directors, they are usually on the same level of the licensee. The PO and CGO often tend to be the Chief Executive Officer or the Chief Medical Board of the licensee and therefore might need to report to the KAH or the licensee.
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