What happens if the PERA Act conflicts with another law?

According to the PERA Force Laws, in the event of a conflict between the PERA Act and any other law, the PERA Act prevails. This legal provision ensures that the objectives and provisions of the PERA Act take priority over conflicting statutes, preventing legal ambiguity and maintaining the Authority’s ability to function effectively. By establishing the supremacy of the PERA Act, lawmakers ensure that enforcement powers, regulatory provisions, and operational guidelines under the Act are implemented without obstruction from other laws. Options such as letting the other law prevail, applying both laws simultaneously, or leaving the matter to the courts are not consistent with this statutory principle. This clause reinforces clarity, legal certainty, and the effective implementation of the PERA framework in all enforcement and regulatory matters