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Community Disputes Resolution (Limitation of Powers and Duties) Regulations 2025
reg 4

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Community Disputes Resolution (Limitation of Powers and Duties) Regulations 2025

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1Citation and commencement
1ADefinition
2Categories or types of unreasonable interference in relation to which specified powers and duties may be exercised or performed
3Degree of seriousness or severity of excessive noise before specified powers and duties may be exercised or performed
4Repealed

Community Disputes Resolution (Limitation of Powers and Duties) Regulations 2025 · As enacted

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