Power to make rules: Government may notify comprehensive regulations, including limited retrospective effect and penalties for contraventions. The Government is empowered to make rules by notification on the Council's recommendations to carry out the Act; such rules may prescribe matters required or permitted by the Act. The power includes making rules with retrospective effect not earlier than the Act's commencement and may provide for an administrative penalty for contraventions, subject to a specified monetary cap.
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Power to make rules: Government may notify comprehensive regulations, including limited retrospective effect and penalties for contraventions.
The Government is empowered to make rules by notification on the Council's recommendations to carry out the Act; such rules may prescribe matters required or permitted by the Act. The power includes making rules with retrospective effect not earlier than the Act's commencement and may provide for an administrative penalty for contraventions, subject to a specified monetary cap.
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