Section 3E(1)(h) of the Local Government Act 1989 (Vic) confers a general law-making power on councils exercisable in aid of all proper functions of local government, and does not require Parliament to specify which 'other functions' councils are to have. A local law and a planning scheme may operate as cumulative multiple controls over the same land use without inconsistency, particularly where the local law contains a savings clause affording the planning scheme primacy.
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