Commonwealth Consolidated Acts Commonwealth Consolidated Acts(1) Nothing in this Act affects:
(a) the power of the Attorney-General, of a person appointed by the Governor-General or of a Special Prosecutor to prosecute by indictment in his or her own name indictable offences against the laws of the Commonwealth;
(b) the power of the Attorney-General, of a person appointed by the Attorney-General or of a Special Prosecutor to prosecute by information in his or her own name an indictable offence triable before the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory;
(c) the power under section 61 of the Judiciary Act 1903 of the Attorney-General or of a person appointed by the Attorney-General;
(d) the power under section 71 of the Judiciary Act 1903 of the Attorney-General or of a person appointed by the Governor-General;
(e) the power under subsection 53(6) of the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court Act 1933 of the Attorney-General or of a person appointed by the Attorney-General; or
(f) the power of a Special Prosecutor under subsection 8(2) of the Special Prosecutors Act 1982 .
(2) Nothing in this Act (other than subsection 9(5)) affects the right of a person to institute or carry on proceedings for:
(a) the commitment of persons for trial in respect of indictable offences against the laws of the Commonwealth; or
(b) the summary conviction of persons in respect of offences against the laws of the Commonwealth.
(3) Nothing in this Act affects the right of a person:
(a) to institute or carry on proceedings for the recovery of pecuniary penalties under the laws of the Commonwealth; or
(b) to take civil remedies on behalf of the Commonwealth or of authorities of the Commonwealth.