133DConsequential effects of validation

133D Consequential effects of validation Without limiting the effect of section 133C, the following are not invalid or unlawful on the ground that a validated direction was not valid or did not have full force and effect: (a) any right, privilege, power, duty or function given or imposed or purportedly given or imposed under the validated direction; (b) any exercise of, performance of or action taken under a right, privilege, power, duty or function given or imposed or purportedly given or imposed under the validated direction; (c) the making or purported making of any decision under the validated direction; (d) the granting or purported granting or issuing or purported issuing of any order or any other document under the validated direction; (e) any action taken to enforce the validated direction; (f) any infringement notice issued for an alleged contravention of the validated direction committed after the commencement; (g) any amount paid in response to an infringement notice issued for an alleged contravention of the validated direction committed after the commencement; Public and Environmental Health Act 2011 79 (h) any prosecution, conviction or sentence for an alleged contravention of the validated direction committed after the commencement; (i) any dismissal of a person from employment, or other action taken against a person, by an employer of the person for non-compliance with the validated direction; (j) any refusal of entry to premises or removal from premises of a person, or other action taken against a person, by an owner or occupier of the premises for non-compliance with the validated