38Amendments to codes of practice

38 Amendments to codes of practice

(1)  If it is proposed to amend a prescribed code of practice, the Minister is to invite comments on the proposed amendment from –

(a) the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce & Industry; and

(b) the Tasmanian Consumer Advisory Committee; and

(c) any other person the Minister considers ought to be invited to provide comments.

(2)  A proposed amendment to a prescribed code of practice must be laid before each House of Parliament and may be disallowed on a resolution passed by either House within 15 sitting-days of the House after the proposed amendment is laid before it.

(3)  If a proposed amendment to a prescribed code of practice is not disallowed under subsection (2) , the Minister may recommend that regulations be made to amend a prescribed code of practice.