(1) The Governor may
make regulations prescribing any matter that is required or permitted by this
Act to be prescribed or that is necessary or convenient for giving effect to
the purposes of this Act.
(2) Without limiting
subsection (1) regulations may be made about any or all of the following
matters —
(a) the
practice and procedure to be followed —
(i)
when making a request or application;
(ii)
when making or issuing an order;
(iii)
in proceedings in a court or otherwise;
(iv)
in dealing with a contempt of court committed,
under this Act;
(b)
matters relating to the costs in proceedings under this Act;
(c)
authorising the chief executive officer from time to time to approve the forms
of applications, orders and other documents required for the purposes of this
Act.
(3) Without limiting
subsection (1) regulations may empower a court to issue a summons to, or a
warrant for the arrest of, a person for or in connection with proceedings
under this Act and in particular for or in connection with dealing with a
person for an alleged contempt of court committed under this Act.
(4) Regulations may
provide for or prescribe the fees and other amounts to be paid in respect of
anything done by the Marshal in Admiralty in or in relation to enforcing any
judgment in a matter under the Admiralty Act 1988 of the Commonwealth.