(1) The Governor may
make regulations —
(a)
prescribing all matters that are required or permitted by the Act to be
prescribed by regulation; and
(b) with
respect to any matter on which the Board may make rules.
(2) Without limiting
subsection (1), regulations may be made for all or any of the following
purposes —
(a)
regulating the meetings and proceedings of, and the conduct of business by,
the Board or a committee;
(b)
making provisions relating to registration, including applications for and the
amendment or renewal of registration;
(c)
maintaining the accuracy of the register;
(d)
regulating the issue, display and use of certificates of registration;
(e)
regulating the manner of making to the complaints assessment committee any
complaint against or concerning a person who is, or was, registered and who
may make such a complaint;
(f)
regulating the conduct of investigations under Part 5;
(g)
regulating the conduct of conciliation conferences under section 77 and
the appointment of persons to preside over those conferences;
(h)
prescribing the fees to be paid for the purposes of this Act and the persons
liable for payment;
(i)
prescribing returns and notices that are to be given to
the Board, and the manner in which they are to be given;
(j)
providing that information supplied to the Board may be required to be
verified by statutory declaration.
(3) Where a regulation
is inconsistent with a rule the regulation prevails to the extent of the
inconsistency.
(4) The regulations
may provide that contravention of a regulation is an offence, and provide, for
an offence against the regulations, a penalty not exceeding a fine of
$5 000.