Malaysia legislation
Section 69
Section 69
Power to make regulations
(2)
Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), regulations may be made for the following purposes:
(a)
to prescribe the energy consumption threshold for the purpose of ascertaining the application of this Act to an energy consumer to whom this Act applies;
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(b)
to prescribe the period and manner for the appointment of a registered energy manager;
(c)
to prescribe the period for the development of an energy management system by an energy consumer to whom this Act applies;
(d)
to prescribe the period and manner for the submission of an energy efficiency and conservation report by an energy consumer to whom this Act applies;
(e)
to prescribe the period and manner for the submission of an energy audit report by an energy consumer to whom this Act applies;
(f)
to prescribe the period for an application for exemption from submitting the subsequent energy audit reports by an energy consumer to whom this Act applies;
(g)
to prescribe the period and manner for the application of an energy intensity label in respect of a building to which this Act applies, including the validity of the energy intensity label;
(h)
to prescribe the energy efficiency rating in relation to the energy intensity performance to be complied with by a building to which this Act applies, including the manner to comply with the energy efficiency rating;
(i)
to prescribe the minimum energy performance standards to be met by an energy-using product to which this Act applies;
(j)
to prescribe the qualifications for registration of energy manager and energy auditor under this Act;
(k)
to prescribe the offences which may be compounded and the forms to be used and the method and procedure for compounding the offences for the purposes of section 61;
(l)
to prescribe the fees payable under this Act, including the late fees; and
(m)
to prescribe any other matter required to be prescribed under this Act.
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(3)
Any regulations made under this Act may prescribe an act or omission in contravention of the regulations to be an offence and may prescribe for penalties of a fine not exceeding twenty thousand ringgit for such offence.
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