5   What is an enactment?

An enactment is:

(a)  in relation to a reviewable decision—an Act (other than this Act) or a statutory rule (other than a statutory rule made under this Act), or

(b)  in any other case—an Act (other than this Act).

Note. The Interpretation Act 1987 defines statutory rule to mean:

(a)  a regulation, by-law, rule or ordinance:

(i)  that is made by the Governor, or

(ii)  that is made by a person or body other than the Governor, but is required by law to be approved or confirmed by the Governor, or

(b)  a rule of court.