33 (1) The industry funding organization designated for a waste diversion program may make rules, (a)  designating persons or classes of persons as stewards in respect of the designated waste to which the waste diversion program applies; (b)  setting the amount of the fees to be paid by stewards under section 34 or prescribing methods for determining the amount of the fees; (c)  specifying the times when fees are payable under section 34; (d)  requiring the payment of interest or penalties on fees that are not paid in accordance with section 34; (e)  exempting stewards or classes of stewards from section 34, subject to such conditions and restrictions as may be prescribed by the rules; (f)  requiring stewards to keep records prescribed by the rules and governing the submission of those records to persons specified by the rules and the inspection of those records by persons specified by the rules; (g)  requiring stewards to provide reports and other information to persons specified by the rules. Same (2) For greater certainty, the power to make rules under subsection (1) includes the power to amend the rules continued under clause 9 (2) (b). Consultation (3) In making rules, the industry funding organization shall consult with persons it considers to be affected by the rules, including members of the public. Limitation (4) A rule made under clause (1) (a) shall not designate a person as a steward in respect of a designated waste unless the person has a commercial connection to the designated waste or to a product from which the designated waste is derived. Fees (5) In making rules under clause (1) (b), the industry funding organization shall have regard to the following principles: 1.  The total amount of fees paid by stewards under section 34 in respect of a waste diversion program for a designated waste should not exceed the sum of the following amounts: i.  The costs of operating the program. ii.  The costs of developing and implementing changes to the program. iii.  The costs of developing and implementing a plan to wind up all or part of the program. iv.  The costs incurred by the organization or the Authority to wind up all or part of the program. v.  The costs incurred by the organization or the Authority to wind up the organization. vi.  Costs incurred by the Authority in exercising its powers and carrying out its duties as they relate to the industry funding organization. vii.  Costs incurred by the Crown in administering this Act and the regulations, as the costs relate to the industry funding organization and the Authority’s oversight of it, including costs associated with appeals to the Tribunal of the Authority’s orders. 2.  The fee paid by a steward should fairly reflect the proportion of the sum referred to in paragraph 1 that is attributable to the steward. Rule must be set out in program agreement (6) A rule made under this section is not valid unless the wording of the rule is set out in the agreement mentioned in subsection 10 (4). General or particular (7) A rule made under this section may be general or particular in its application. Publication (8) The industry funding organization shall ensure that every rule made under this section is available to the public without charge on the Internet. Limitation (9) A rule made under this section is not effective against a person before the earlier of the following times: 1.  When the person has actual notice of it. 2.  The last instant of the day on which it is first available to the public on the Internet under subsection (8). Legislation Act, 2006, Part III (10) Part III of the Legislation Act, 2006 does not apply to the rules made under this section. Terms used in rules (11) Paragraph 5 of section 49 and section 86 of the Legislation Act, 2006 do not apply to the rules made under this section.