Bulk Handling Act 1967

The Governor may make such regulations as are contemplated or required by this Act and may make such other regulations as may, in his opinion, be necessary or convenient for giving full effect to the provisions of, and for the due administration of, this Act.

Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Governor may make regulations for —

the conduct of bulk handling by the Company; and

the method and procedure to be followed and observed by the Company in the exercise of its powers and in the conduct of its business under this Act, the records to be kept by the Company and the audit of its books and accounts; and

the delivery to, and receival by, the Company of grain in bulk, the precautions to be taken in regard to the checking of the quality and weight of grain received and ensuring that the quality of grain received by the Company is not below the limit of variations from the relevant standards adopted by, the Company under section 6A; and

the protection of charges, liens or securities over grain offered or delivered to the Company; and

the delivery of grain by the Company and ensuring that proper precautions are taken to check the weight and quality of the grain delivered; and

the issue of warrants in place of warrants lost or destroyed, the conditions under which 2 or more warrants may be issued in exchange for one or under which one warrant may be issued in exchange for 2 or more; and

the settlement by arbitration, subject to any specific provisions of this Act, of questions and disputes arising between the Company and the holders of warrants; and

the imposition of penalties not exceeding $2 000 for any breach of the regulations made pursuant to this section.