Ordinances

The full title of an Ordinance, including the year, is given in italics with maximal capitals:

The unit of legislation within an Ordinance is called a section, which takes a lower-case s when spelled out in a sentence.

Regulations

Use initial capitals but not italics for titles of Regulations:

The unit within Regulations is called a regulation. The same style rules apply as for sections of Acts:

It is unusual to spell out regulation within a sentence but, if doing so, use a lower-case r.

Other forms of delegated legislation

Other forms of delegated legislation, including rules, bylaws, determinations, navigation and aviation orders, plans of management (eg for fisheries), declarations (eg health legislation declarations), directives (eg airworthiness directives) and guidelines (eg aged care and childcare guidelines) all take maximal capitals but not italics: