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Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 s 13G

s 13G Powers and duties under this Part subject to prescribed limitations

13G.—(1) The powers and duties of the Director-General, Directors, Deputy Directors, Senior Assistant Directors, community relations officers and auxiliary community relations officers under this Part (called in this section the powers and duties) are subject to the following limitations that the Minister may prescribe by regulations made under section 13Z:(a) limitations as to the categories or types of unreasonable interference in relation to which the powers and duties may be exercised or performed; (b) limitations as to the degree of seriousness or severity of the unreasonable interference before certain powers and duties may be exercised or performed; (c) limitations as to the conduct of any relevant person or other circumstances in which the powers and duties may be exercised or performed; (d) limitations as to the geographical area or location in which the powers and duties may be exercised or performed; (e) limitations as to the types and capabilities of the detection and monitoring equipment that may be used or installed. (2) The regulations mentioned in subsection (1) may —(a) make different provisions for different categories or types of unreasonable interference; (b) make different provisions for different classes of powers and duties that may be exercised or performed under different provisions of this Part; (c) provide for the scope and application of any of the prescribed limitations to be determined by the Director-General including but not limited to determining the degree of seriousness or severity of the unreasonable interference before certain powers and duties may be exercised; and (d) provide for factors which may be taken into account by the Director-General in determining whether a particular complaint or circumstance falls within the scope of the prescribed limitations.[Act 43 of 2024 wef 24/03/2025]

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