Intergovernmental arrangements
101 Intergovernmental arrangements
The Minister may make an arrangement with a Commonwealth Minister in relation to—
the exercise on a joint basis of any of the Commonwealth commission’s functions; or
the exercise by the commission, on behalf of the Commonwealth, of any of the Commonwealth commission’s functions; or
the exercise by the Commonwealth commission, on behalf of the Territory, of any of the commission’s functions.
An arrangement may contain the incidental or supplementary provisions that the Minister and the Commonwealth Minister consider necessary.
The Minister may arrange with the Commonwealth Minister for the variation or revocation of an arrangement.
An arrangement, or a variation or revocation of an arrangement, is a notifiable instrument.
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