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353: Rules relating to licensed building practitioners
or “Rules that say what builders need to know and do to get and keep their special work permits”
You could also call this:

“The top boss must write down ideas for new rules”

The chief executive has a job to do. You need to know that the chief executive must make some proposed rules. These rules are talked about in section 353. The chief executive can’t skip this task; it’s something they have to do.

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Next up: 355: Particular requirements for preparation of rules containing LBP standards

or “Rules for making standards for licensed builders must follow specific guidelines”
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Part 4 Regulation of building practitioners
Building Practitioners Board: Rules

354Chief executive to prepare proposed rules

  1. The chief executive must prepare proposed rules under section 353.