Effect of statutory decision made under step-in notice

In force

(1)

A statutory decision made by the Territory Coordinator under this Division, including a decision to impose a condition, has effect as if it were a decision of the original entity.

(2)

For subsection (1), the original entity may:

(a)

administer and enforce the decision accordingly, despite any purpose or object underlying the relevant law to the contrary; and

(b)

take the action necessary to comply with and give effect to the decision.

Note for subsection (2)(a)

This provision is intended to displace section 62A of the Interpretation Act 1978.

(3)

To avoid doubt, the original entity must not change or interfere with a decision made under a step-in notice.

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75 Effect of statutory decision made under step-in notice