(1) The Minister may after consultation with the Registrar, make regulations—
(a) prescribing matters required or permitted by this Act to be prescribed;
(b) prescribing matters necessary or convenient to be prescribed for carrying out or giving effect to this Act;
(c) prescribing matters necessary or convenient to be prescribed for the conduct of any business relating to the Registry of Companies and Intellectual Property or a sub-office of the Registry of Companies and Intellectual Property.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the regulations may—
(a) provide for appeals against decisions of the Registrar made wider the regulations;
(b) require persons to make statutory declarations in support of any application, notice or request filed under this Act;
(c) provide for the making of a declaration, or the doing of an act, under this Act on behalf of a person who, because of infancy or physical or mental disability, is unable to make the declaration or do the act;
(d) provide for the refund, in specific circumstances, of the whole or part of a fee paid under this Act;
(e) provide for the remission of, or the exemption of specified classes of persons from the payment of, the whole or part of a fee;
(f) provide for the expenses and allowances to be paid to witnesses or persons attending at proceedings before the Registrar;
(g) give power to the Registrar—
(i) to require, in specified circumstances, a person applying under Part 9 for a trade mark to be removed from the Register to give security for any costs that may arise from the proceedings,
(ii) not to proceed with the application if security is not given,
(iii) to refund to the applicant any amount given as security and not applied in settling costs awarded against the applicant;
(h) provide for the destruction of documents relating to a trade mark at least 10 years after the registration of the trade mark has ceased;
(i) prescribe as penalties for offences against the regulations fines not exceeding $250;
(j) make transitional or consequential provision as necessary or convenient because of the repeal of the repealed Acts and the enactment of this Act.