Section 101: This Part does not prevent a maker of a regulatory instrument from engaging in consultations in addition to those required in terms of this Part.

101. This Part does not prevent a maker of a regulatory instrument from engaging in consultations in addition to those required in terms of this Part.

Making, publication and commencement of regulatory instruments

102. (1) In deciding whether to make a regulatory instrument, the maker must take into account all submissions received by the expiry of the period referred to in section 98(2) or 100(2) and any deliberations of Parliament.

(2) A regulatory instrument must be published in the Register after it is made.

(3) A regulatory instrument comes into effect—

(a) on the date the instrument is published in the Register; or

(b) if the instrument provides that it comes into effect on a later date, on the later date.

Submission of regulatory instruments to Parliament