(1) An exemption certificate may specify:
(a) one or more conditions; and
(b) a period during which the certificate is in force; and
(c) any other matter.
Note 1: For offences and civil penalties for failing to comply with a condition, see Part 5.
Note 2: An example of a condition that may be specified in an exemption certificate is a condition requiring that an interest or kind of interest be acquired in land within a specified area.
(2) An exemption certificate may:
(a) in respect of a certificate taken to be given under section 57, 58 or 59--deal with the interests or kinds of interests to which the certificate relates; or
(b) in respect of a certificate taken to be given under the regulations--deal with the interest or kinds of interests, or the action or kinds of actions, to which the certificate relates.