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#### 111G Severing invalid provisions (1) An application order is to be interpreted: (a) subject to this Law; and (b) so as not to exceed the powers conferred by this Part. (2) It is intended that where, but for this section, an application order would have been interpreted as exceeding the powers conferred by this Part, the order is nevertheless to be valid in so far as it does not exceed those powers.

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