10Powers and functions of Director do not affect those of certain other persons

10 Powers and functions of Director do not affect those of certain other persons

(1) Nothing in this Act affects: (a) the power of the Attorney‑General, of a person appointed by the Governor‑General or of a Special Prosecutor to prosecute by indictment in his or her own name indictable offences against the laws of the Commonwealth; (b) the power of the Attorney‑General, of a person appointed by the Attorney‑General or of a Special Prosecutor to prosecute by information in his or her own name an indictable offence triable before the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory; (c) the power under section 61 of the Judiciary Act 1903 of the Attorney‑General or of a person appointed by the Attorney‑General; (d) the power under section 71 of the Judiciary Act 1903 of the Attorney‑General or of a person appointed by the Governor‑General; (e) the power under subsection 53(6) of the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court Act 1933 of the Attorney‑General or of a person appointed by the Attorney‑General; or (f) the power of a Special Prosecutor under subsection 8(2) of the Special Prosecutors Act 1982. (2) Nothing in this Act (other than subsection 9(5)) affects the right of a person to institute or carry on proceedings for: (a) the commitment of persons for trial in respect of indictable offences against the laws of the Commonwealth; or (b) the summary conviction of persons in respect of offences against the laws of the Commonwealth. (3) Nothing in this Act affects the right of a person: (a) to institute or carry on proceedings for the recovery of pecuniary penalties under the laws of the Commonwealth; or (b) to take civil remedies on behalf of the Commonwealth or of authorities of the Commonwealth.