Effect of exemption
270 Effect of exemption
The effect of an exemption is that, to the extent of the terms of the exemption, the provisions of this Act or the regulations to which the exemption applies are not binding on —
the exemption‑holder; or
the Crown, to the extent that non‑compliance with those provisions by the exemption‑holder would otherwise give rise to any right or remedy against the Crown.
Failure to comply with a condition of an exemption —
does not deprive the exemption‑holder, the Crown or any other person of the protection of the exemption; and
does not give rise to any criminal or civil liability; and
does not of itself give rise to any right or remedy.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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