Maritime Transport Act 1994

Consequential amendments, transitional provisions, and repeals - Repeals, savings, and transitional provisions

482: Oil Pollution Levies Order 1978

You could also call this:

"Rules about oil pollution levies that the Governor-General can change"

The Governor-General can change the Oil Pollution Levies Order 1978 at any time. You need to know that this is allowed until the Marine Pollution Act 1974 is repealed by section 481. The Governor-General can make changes that could be made under sections 333 and 335, if those sections were in force.

The Governor-General makes these changes by Order in Council. This means the Governor-General can amend the Oil Pollution Levies Order 1978. The Marine Pollution Act 1974 has rules that the Governor-General must follow.

The Oil Pollution Levies Order 1978 is a special set of rules. You can find more information about the rules in the Marine Pollution Act 1974. The Governor-General's changes will be in effect until the Marine Pollution Act 1974 is repealed.

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481: Repeals and saving, or

"Old rules are being removed, but some still apply for now"

483: Transitional provisions relating to Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand, or

"Rules for people already working with the Maritime Safety Authority when the new law starts"

Part 31Consequential amendments, transitional provisions, and repeals
Repeals, savings, and transitional provisions

482Oil Pollution Levies Order 1978

Notwithstanding anything in the Marine Pollution Act 1974, until the repeal of that Act by section 481, the Governor-General may from time to time, by Order in Council, amend the Oil Pollution Levies Order 1978 by making any provision that could be made under either or both of sections 333 and 335, if those sections were in force.