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220 Powers of Registrar

The Registrar has the power to do all things necessary or convenient to perform his or her functions, other than –

(a) employ staff; or

(b) borrow money from any person or organisation or loan money to any person or organisation; or

(c) do any other thing prohibited by the regulations.

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