Regulations may deal with transitional matters
(1) The Governor‑General may make regulations dealing with matters of a transitional nature relating to the transfer of functions and powers from a body to the AER. (2) Without limiting subsection (1), the regulations may deal with: (a) the transfer of any relevant investigations being conducted by the body at the time of the transfer of functions and powers to the AER; or (b) the transfer of any decisions or determinations being made by the body at the time of the transfer of functions and powers to the AER; or (c) the substitution of the AER as a party to any relevant proceedings that are pending in any court or tribunal at the time of the transfer of functions and powers to the AER; or (d) the transfer of any relevant information from the body to the AER. (3) In this section: matters of a transitional nature also includes matters of an application or saving nature.
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