Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulationsinsert
Part 19.1A Referring determinations to CAP
182A Referrals—determinations should apply to participating jurisdictions
The competent authority must refer to CAP a determination, or application for a determination, under chapter 3 if the authority considers that the determination should have effect in—
(a) all participating jurisdictions; or
(b) the ACT and 1 or more other participating jurisdictions.
182B Referrals—determinations should be cancelled or varied
The competent authority must refer to CAP a determination having effect in the ACT and at least 1 other participating jurisdiction if—
(a) the authority considers that the determination should be cancelled or varied; or
(b) a corresponding authority recommends to the authority, in writing, that the determination should be cancelled or varied.
182C Taking into account CAP's decisions—referrals under s 182A
If a determination, or application for a determination, is referred to CAP under section 182A, the competent authority must take into account a decision of CAP that—
(a) the determination—
(i) should be made on stated terms; and
(ii) should have effect in—
(A) all participating jurisdictions; or
(B) the ACT and 1 or more other participating jurisdictions; or
(b) the determination should not have effect in the ACT.
182D Taking into account CAP's decisions—referrals under s 182B
If a determination is referred to CAP under section 182B, the competent authority must take into account a decision of CAP that—
(a) the determination should or should not be cancelled; or
(b) the determination—
(i) should be varied, whether or not as proposed by the authority; and
(ii) should have effect, as varied, in—
(A) all participating jurisdictions; or
(B) the ACT and 1 or more other participating jurisdictions; or
(c) the determination should not be varied.