Discuss the following statements with examples 1) The head of the administrative hierarchy - the delegator or delegans - may withdraw the delegation at any time and perform the function personally, or he or she may prescribe certain requirements relating to the performance of the function by the delegate. The delegator retains control at all time. 2) When the delegate - the person to whom the functions or powers or responsibilities are delegated - performs a function on behalf of the delegator - the person who delegates - he or she acts in the place of the delegator, and the function is regarded as having been performed by the delegator. 3) The delegator may exercise various types of control over the delegate, for instance, he or she may require a report from him or her and if the task is not correctly executed, he or she may relieve him or her of his or her duty. If the matter has not been concluded, the delegator may intervene and conclude the matter personally. 4) Authoritative functionaries within the same administrative hierarchy cannot become involved in a legal dispute with one another. For example, an administrator cannot enter into a legal dispute with his or her head of department about a matter that does not affect his or her rights or interests personally. In this regard we say that there should be solidarity within the same administrative hierarchy