(1) The Minister may, after consultation with the Commission make Regulations to give effect to this Act.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Minister may, after consultation with the Commission, make Regulations providing, in particular, for or in relation to —
(a) prescribing any matter which may be prescribed under this Act;
(b) matters relating to the quality of utility supply services;
(c) technical regulation and setting of technical standards;
(d) the protection of customers and of the public generally against personal injury or damage to property arising from the operations of a service licensee;
(e) to provide for enquiries in connection with any accident which is or may be attributed to a utility supply service;
(f) tariff schemes and tariffs;
(g) the publication of information regarding the utility supply service provided by a service licensee;
(h) the form of applications and service licences pursuant to this Act;
(i) the criteria for evaluating applicants for service licences;
(j) the form of annual reports;
(k) any fees payable pursuant to this Act;
(l) the staggering of the terms of appointments of the members of the Commission pursuant to section 9;
(m) creating offences for breach of any provision of the Regulations and for a penalty not exceeding $5000 for any such an offence;
(n) the circumstances in which, and the methods by which, a utility is to be stored and treated on any premises;
(o) governing installation, operation and maintenance of a utility supply system within a private development;
(p) standards regarding —
(i) the quality of a utility and the provisions of a utility supply service,
(ii) to environmental performance;
(q) the facilitation of access and interconnection of the other service licensees who provide utility supply services;
(r) dispute resolution pursuant to sections 39;
(s) the constitution and procedure of the Appeals Tribunal established under section 43.