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New Zealand Legislation: Regulations

Regulations are laws made under Acts

Defence Regulations 1990

(SR 1990/78)

Note

These regulations are administered in the Ministry of Defence.

PURSUANT to section 93 and section 101 of the Defence Act 1990, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby makes the following regulations.

This enacting statement was amended, as from 21 April 2005, by rule 3 Defence Amendment Regulations 2005 (SR 2005/73) by substituting the expression “section 93 and section 101” for the expression “section 99”.

Contents

1 Title and commencement

2 Interpretation

Part 1
Terms and conditions of service

3 Oath of allegiance

4 Grants on death of regular members

5 Grant on death of territorial member

6 Continuation of pay of missing or captured member

7 Expenses for attending selection boards or medical examinations

8 Compensation for loss of or damage to kit

9 Injuries suffered by members of Armed Forces in organised sport

10 Visits by next of kin to sick or wounded member of Armed Forces

11 Travel privileges for next of kin attending Investitures

12 Withholding of pay, etc, of members of Armed Forces absent without leave or in desertion

13 Stoppages to pay in respect of loss or damage

16 Educational, training, and entertainment funds

17 Establishment of messes

18 Grants to bands

19 Social welfare organisations

Part 2
Inventions and patents

21 Application of Part III

22 Restrictions on applications for patents

23 Restrictions on trials of inventions

24 Employment of agents

25 Compulsory applications for patents

26 Agreements to be entered into

27 Powers of Chief of Defence Force

28 Royalties and rewards

Part 3
Control and security of defence areas, naval ships, and military aircraft

30 Warning notices

31 General powers of officer in charge

32 Powers of search

33 Person may be required to supply information

34 Removal of persons

35 Apprehension and detention of persons committing offences

36 Members of police may exercise powers

37 Restricted places

38 Offences in respect of defence areas, naval ships, and military aircraft

40 Application of Part 3 to other countries

Part 4
Revocations

First Schedule
Indenture of apprenticeship

Second Schedule
Agreement with respect to invention

Third Schedule
Notices to be erected in defence areas and restricted places

Fourth Schedule
Regulations revoked

Explanatory note

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