New Zealand Legislation: Regulations
Regulations are laws made under Acts
The functions of the inspectorates are as follows:
(a) to review, under the general direction of the relevant society, the trust accounts of practices:
(b) to ensure that practices comply with the requirements of sections 110 to 114 inclusive of the Act and Parts 1 to 4 of these regulations:
(c) to conduct investigations of the affairs of practices and practitioners under Part 7 of these regulations:
(d) to administer the financial assurance schemes for the protection of money entrusted to practices under Part 8 of these regulations:
(e) to assist in the education of practitioners and incorporated firms and their staff in the matters to which these regulations and any rules relate.
