Powers of the Council
13 Powers of the Council
The Council has power to do all things that are necessary or convenient to be done for or in connection with the performance of its functions, and, in particular, has power to:
consult with appropriate persons and bodies; and
obtain advice and assistance from the NEPC Committee or from another committee established by the Council under section 33; and
undertake or commission research; and
publish reports relating to the functions and powers of the Council; and
provide information to the public (including industry); and
consult with relevant Commonwealth, State and Territory bodies; and
consult with the Australian Local Government Association; and
direct the NEPC Executive Officer to provide assistance and support to other Ministerial Councils.
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