(1) Without limiting
section 304(1), regulations may be made under that subsection for the
purpose of achieving the objects of this Part.
(2) Without limiting
subsection (1), the regulations may —
(a)
prescribe conditions of health to which this Part applies;
(b)
prescribe how, when, by whom, and to whom, cases of prescribed conditions of
health must be notified;
(c)
provide for the establishment and maintenance of registers for the purposes of
recording information notified or provided under this Part, and (without
limitation) —
(i)
regulate, restrict or prohibit access to, and the release
of information from, those registers;
(ii)
provide for the removal of information from those
registers;
(d)
prescribe functions, powers, and duties of any person or class of person,
whether the Minister, the Chief Health Officer, a medical practitioner, a
person having any prescribed condition of health or any other person or class
of person.
(3) A regulation made
under subsection (2)(d) is limited to prescribing the functions, powers
and duties necessary to achieve the objects of this Part, and cannot require
any person to submit to treatment without the person’s consent.