The power for a territorial authority to make a water services bylaw under this Act does not stop them from making a bylaw under another Act. You can think of it like a territorial authority having many different tools to make rules, and using one tool does not prevent them from using another. If a territorial authority wants to make a bylaw under a different Act, such as the LGA 2002, they can still do so.
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The power under this Act for a territorial authority to make a water services bylaw does not limit the territorial authority’s power to make a bylaw under any other Act (including, for example, under the LGA 2002).
