Referral of matters etc. by responsible Minister
652 Referral of matters etc. by responsible Minister
The responsible Minister for a participating jurisdiction may—
refer a matter relevant to that jurisdiction to the Regulator for action under this Law; or
ask the Regulator for information about the exercise of the Regulator’s functions under this Law as applied in that jurisdiction.
However, the Minister can not—
refer a matter to the Regulator under subsection (1)(a) that may require the Regulator to take action that is inconsistent with—
a direction given by the responsible Ministers under section 651; or
the approved guidelines; or
direct the Regulator to take or not to take particular action in relation to a matter referred to the Regulator under subsection (1)(a); or
otherwise influence the exercise of the Regulator’s functions under this Law.
The Regulator may charge a fee for dealing with a referral or request made under subsection (1).
A fee charged by the Regulator under subsection (3) must be an amount—
the Regulator considers reasonable; and
that is no more than the reasonable cost of dealing with the referral or request.
Section 740(2) to (4) do not apply to a fee charged by the Regulator under subsection (3).
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