redelegate
/ˌrɛdɪˈleɪɡ/Definitions
1. verb
to transfer the authority or responsibility of something, such as a task, duty, or power, to another person or authority.
“The government re-delegated some of its powers to local authorities.”
2. verb
to appoint or commission someone to represent or act on behalf of another person or authority in a particular matter.
“The company re-delegated the project to a new team leader.”
3. noun
an act of transferring the authority or responsibility of something, such as a task, duty, or power, to another person or authority.
“The re-delegation of the project’s management caused significant changes to the team’s dynamics.”