If the government has the power to make Orders in Council (which are a type of law) under this part of the Social Security Act 2018, this power isn’t limited by any other power or duty in the Act to give directions. This means that even if someone has the power to give directions about something, it doesn’t stop the government from making Orders in Council about the same thing. You can think of it like having two different ways to do something, and using one way doesn’t mean you can’t use the other way too.
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A power in this Part to make any Orders in Council is not limited by any power or duty in or under this Act to give directions.
