Regulations may limit how rules may deal with certain matters
(1) The regulations may prescribe limits on: (a) the extent to which, or the way in which, the financial benchmark rules may deal with matters permitted by Subdivision A; or (b) the classes of persons on whom those rules may impose requirements; or (c) the extent to which those rules may impose requirements (or certain kinds of requirements) on certain classes of persons. (2) The regulations may prescribe limits on: (a) the extent to which, or the way in which, the compelled financial benchmark rules may deal with matters permitted by Subdivision B; or (b) the classes of persons on whom those rules may impose requirements; or (c) the extent to which those rules may impose requirements (or certain kinds of requirements) on certain classes of persons.
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