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Financial Markets Authority Act 2011

General information-gathering and enforcement powers - Miscellaneous provisions relating to powers - Other miscellaneous provisions

64: Powers not limited

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"FMA can use its powers from this law and other laws too"

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has powers given to it by this law. However, these powers don't stop the FMA or anyone else from using other powers they might have under different laws. This means that the FMA can still use any other powers it has, even if they're not mentioned in this specific part of the law. The same goes for other people or organisations - they can still use their powers from other laws too.

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64Powers not limited

  1. This Part does not limit any power that the FMA or any other person has under any other enactment.

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