(1) The power of a person or body to make rules of court includes power to
make rules of court for the purposes of any Act or statutory rule that permits
or requires any thing to be done by or in accordance with rules of court.
(2)
If an Act or statutory rule--
(a) confers any jurisdiction on a court or
tribunal, or
(b) extends or varies the jurisdiction of a court or tribunal,
the person or body having power to make rules or orders regulating the
practice and procedure of the court or tribunal may make rules or orders
(including rules or orders with respect to costs) regulating the practice and
procedure of the court or tribunal in the exercise of the jurisdiction so
conferred, extended or varied.
