Regulations
41 Regulations
The Administrator may make regulations, not inconsistent with this Act, prescribing all matters:
required or permitted by this Act to be prescribed; or
(b) necessary or convenient to be prescribed for carrying out or giving effect to this Act,
and in particular for or in relation to:
(c) the collection, receipt, custody, issue, expenditure, due accounting for and care and management of all moneys by or on behalf of the Territory or an Agency and whether inside or outside of Australia;
(d) the recording, examination, inspection and checking of all receipts and expenditures and the keeping of all necessary accounts and records;
the requirements in respect of records and documents;
(f) the custody, issue, sale or other disposal and writing off of property and the proper accounting for and stocktaking of that property;
(g) the liability of persons for or in relation to the loss of money or property of the Territory or an Agency and the repair and replacement of property damaged or destroyed;
the apportionment of such liability between persons;
the disposal of unclaimed property;
(k) the inspection and examination by a person other than the Auditor-General and the checking of books, accounts, statements, returns, records and vouchers prepared and kept outside Australia in respect of money and property referred to in paragraph (c) outside of Australia;
(m) the issue of securities or kinds of securities in relation to borrowings by the Territory, Agencies or other statutory corporations;
the inscription, transmission and transfer of such securities;
the payment of interest in respect of such borrowings;
the redemption of such securities;
(r) the conduct and management of registries established for the purposes of this Act; and
(s) imposing penalties, not exceeding 50 penalty units, for a breach of the Regulations.
This provision refers to the regulations (may make regulations
, the Regulations
). Made under this Act:
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