section 6 or may be affected, and any sector of SARC Within 10 working section 12C the public on which a significant days of the making economic/social burden may be NB Under sections of the rule or imposed. Details of parties consulted 12B and 12K, this instrument* should be provided. certificate can be Parliament When rule or made a instrument is laid ‘composite certificate’ and before Parliament combined with (on or before the certificates made 6th sitting day after under sections 6A, 8, gazettal) 10(4), 12F or 12H of the Act. Continued on next page Infringements Where a proposed statutory rule Governorin Council When proposed offence consultation provides for the enforcement of an (via Clerk of the statutory rule is certificate offence against the statutory rule by Executive Council) submitted to the an infringement notice, the Governor in Council (if applicable) responsible Minister must certify section 6A that the Department of Justice has NB section 12B, SARC Within 10 working been consulted about the suitability this certificate can be days of the making of the proposal, and that the made a of the statutory ‘composite AttorneyGeneral’s guidelines made certificate’ and rule* under the Infringements Act 2006 combined with any have been taken into account in the certificates made Parliament When statutory rule preparation of the proposed rule and under section 6, 8 or is laid before the Minister is satisfied that the 10(4) of the Act. Parliament (on or proposed rule meets the before the 6th requirements of the guidelines. sitting day after gazettal) Human Rights Responsible Minister certifies that Governorin Council When proposed Certificate the proposed statutory rule or (via of the statutory rule is legislative instrument does or does Executive Council) submitted to the section 12A or 12D not limit any human right set out in Governor in Council or exemption the Charter of Human Rights and certificate under SARC Within 10 working Responsibilities s12A(3) or 12D(3) days of the making Where a human rights exemption of the rule or certificate is issued, the Minister instrument* must specify which of the exemption Parliament When rule or categories in section 12A(3) or instrument is laid 12D(3) applies to the rule or before Parliament instrument. (on or before the 6th sitting day gazettal) Continued on next page
section 6 or section 12C NB Under sections 12B and 12K, this certificate can be made a ‘composite certificate’ and combined with certificates made under sections 6A, 8, 10(4), 12F or 12H of the Act. may be affected, and any sector of the public on which a significant economic/social burden may be imposed. Details of parties consulted should be provided. SARC Within 10 working days of the making of the rule or instrument* Parliament When rule or instrument is laid before Parliament (on or before the 6th sitting day after gazettal) Continued on next page Infringements offence consultation certificate (if applicable) section 6A NB section 12B, this certificate can be made a ‘composite certificate’ and combined with any certificates made under section 6, 8 or 10(4) of the Act. Where a proposed statutory rule provides for the enforcement of an offence against the statutory rule by an infringement notice, the responsible Minister must certify that the Department of Justice has been consulted about the suitability of the proposal, and that the AttorneyGeneral’s guidelines made under the Infringements Act 2006 have been taken into account in the preparation of the proposed rule and the Minister is satisfied that the proposed rule meets the requirements of the guidelines. Governorin Council (via Clerk of the Executive Council) When proposed statutory rule is submitted to the Governor in Council SARC Within 10 working days of the making of the statutory rule* Parliament When statutory rule is laid before Parliament (on or before the 6th sitting day after gazettal) Human Rights Certificate section 12A or 12D or exemption certificate under s12A(3) or 12D(3) Responsible Minister certifies that the proposed statutory rule or legislative instrument does or does not limit any human right set out in the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Where a human rights exemption certificate is issued, the Minister must specify which of the exemption categories in section 12A(3) or 12D(3) applies to the rule or instrument. Governorin Council (via of the Executive Council) When proposed statutory rule is submitted to the Governor in Council SARC Within 10 working days of the making of the rule or instrument* Parliament When rule or instrument is laid before Parliament (on or before the 6th sitting day gazettal) Continued on next page
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