83 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations, (a)  specifying any matter that is described in this Act as prescribed or dealt with in the regulations, except for any matter that this Act describes as being prescribed by the Minister or dealt with in regulations made by the Minister; (b)  governing the revocation of the designation of the regulatory authority; (c)  respecting classes of licences; (d)  specifying the responsibilities of any former licensee or any class of former licensees, in connection with or arising out of the business in respect of which the former licensee was licensed or the class of former licensees was licensed or in respect of which licensing was required under this Act; (e)  governing agreements that a vendor or builder enters into with the regulatory authority, including, (i)  deeming certain terms or conditions to be included in the agreements, (ii)  prohibiting the agreements from including certain terms or conditions specified in the regulations, and (iii)  specifying remedies for the parties to the agreements resulting from non-compliance; (f)  governing the information that section 53 requires a vendor to deliver to a purchaser or a builder to deliver to an owner; (g)  governing agreements that a vendor enters into with a purchaser, including, (i)  deeming certain terms or conditions to be included in the agreements, (ii)  requiring the parties to each agreement to include certain specified terms or conditions, (iii)  prohibiting the agreements from including certain terms or conditions specified in the regulations, and (iv)  specifying remedies for the purchaser resulting from non-compliance; (h)  governing contracts for the construction of a new home that a builder enters into with an owner, including, (i)  deeming certain terms or conditions to be included in the contracts, (ii)  requiring the parties to each contract to include certain specified terms or conditions, (iii)  prohibiting the contracts from including certain terms or conditions specified in the regulations, and (iv)  specifying remedies for the owner resulting from non-compliance; (i)  governing what constitutes a false, misleading or deceptive representation for the purpose of section 54; (j)  governing the activities of licensees and prohibiting licensees from engaging in practices specified in the regulations, in addition to practices prohibited by this Act; (k)  specifying procedures and other matters for handling complaints under section 56; (l)  governing the documents and records that licensees must keep, including the manner in which licensees must keep them and the time periods for which they must be kept and authorizing the registrar to specify the location at which licensees must keep them; (m)  defining any word or expression used in this Act that has not already been expressly defined in this Act; (n)  exempting any person or entity or any class of persons or entities from any provision of this Act or the regulations and attaching conditions to an exemption; (o)  delegating to the Minister or to the regulatory authority any power to make a regulation under this subsection; (p)  respecting any matter necessary or advisable to carry out the intent or purpose of this Act; (q)  providing for any transitional matter necessary for the effective implementation of this Act or the regulations or related to the repeal of the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act, including, (i)  deeming information provided under that Act to have been provided under this Act, and (ii)  governing fees and other amounts paid under that Act and deeming them to have been paid under this Act. Approval required (2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make the regulation-making power delegated to the Minister under clause (1) (o) subject to its approval. Residual authority to act (3) Despite any delegation to the Minister under clause (1) (o) and without having to revoke the delegation, the Lieutenant Governor in Council continues to have authority to make regulations in respect of the power that is the subject of the delegation. Making regulation not revocation (4) If the Lieutenant Governor in Council makes a regulation to which subsection (3) applies, the regulation does not have the effect of revoking a delegation under clause (1) (o) unless the regulation so specifies. Minister’s regulations preserved (5) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, by regulation, revoke a delegation to the Minister under clause (1) (o), but the revocation of a delegation does not result in the revocation of any regulation made by the Minister under the delegated power before the revocation of the delegation. Conflict (6) If there is a conflict between a regulation made under subsection (1) and a regulation made by the Minister under section 84 or the regulatory authority under section 85, the regulation of the Lieutenant Governor in Council prevails.