Commonwealth Consolidated Acts

COMMONWEALTH AUTHORITIES AND COMPANIES ACT 1997 - SECT 33A

             (1)  The regulations may prescribe:

                     (a)  a Commonwealth authority to be an interjurisdictional authority for the purposes of this section; and

                     (b)  persons who comprise an interjurisdictional authority (including directors and employees, for example); and

                     (c)  a Minister of a State, the Australian Capital Territory, or the Northern Territory to be a State/Territory Minister for an interjurisdictional authority.

             (2)  The regulations may provide for the following:

                     (a)  the directors of an interjurisdictional authority to give an interim report, for a period mentioned in subsection 13(1), to a State/Territory Minister;

                     (b)  the directors of an interjurisdictional authority to give written particulars of a proposal mentioned in subsection 15(1) to a State/Territory Minister;

                     (c)  a State/Territory Minister to give written guidelines under subsection 15(2) to the directors of an interjurisdictional authority;

                     (d)  the directors of an interjurisdictional authority:

                              (i)  to keep a State/Territory Minister informed of the operations of the authority and its subsidiaries; or

                             (ii)  to give a State/Territory Minister the reports, documents and information in relation to those operations that the State/Territory Minister requires, within the time limits set by the State/Territory Minister;

                     (e)  the application of section 27A, with necessary modifications, to an officer or employee of a State or Territory;

                      (f)  anything that is necessary or convenient to be prescribed to give effect to paragraphs (a) to (e).