New Zealand Legislation: Acts
Acts are laws made by Parliament
Where anything is omitted to be done or cannot be done at the time required by or under this Act, or is done before or after that time, or is otherwise irregularly done in matter of form, or sufficient provision is not made by or under this Act, the Governor-General may, by Order in Council gazetted, at any time before or after the time within which the thing is required to be done, extend that time, or validate anything so done before or after the time required or so irregularly done in matter of form, or make other provision for the case as he or she thinks fit:
provided that this section shall not apply with respect to the presentation of an election petition or to the giving of security for costs in relation to an election petition.
Compare: 1956 No 107 s 187
