(1) Sections 37, 41
and 42 of the Interpretation Act 1984 apply in relation to orders made in
pursuance of the regulations as if references in those sections to regulations
were references to such orders and references in those sections to an Act
included a reference to regulations.
(2) Unless the
contrary intention appears, expressions used in orders made in pursuance of
the regulations have the same meanings as in this Act.
(3) Orders made in
pursuance of the regulations shall be read subject to this Act and the
regulations and so as not to exceed the power conferred by this Act and the
regulations to the intent that, where such orders would, but for this
subsection, have been construed as being in excess of the power conferred by
this Act and the regulations, they shall be deemed to be valid orders to the
extent to which they are not in excess of the power conferred by this Act and
the regulations, they shall be deemed to be valid orders to the extent to
which they are not in excess of that power.
(4) Where an order
made in pursuance of the regulations is inconsistent with a provision of this
Act or the regulations, the latter shall prevail and the former shall, to the
extent of the inconsistency, be of no force or effect.