Rulemaking power allows retrospective rules from commencement and authorises rules to attach penalties for contraventions. The Government may, on the Council's recommendation, make rules by notification to carry out the Act; this power encompasses all matters the Act requires or permits to be prescribed and includes making rules with retrospective effect not earlier than the Act's commencement. Rules may provide that contraventions attract a monetary penalty.
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Rulemaking power allows retrospective rules from commencement and authorises rules to attach penalties for contraventions.
The Government may, on the Council's recommendation, make rules by notification to carry out the Act; this power encompasses all matters the Act requires or permits to be prescribed and includes making rules with retrospective effect not earlier than the Act's commencement. Rules may provide that contraventions attract a monetary penalty.
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