Statutes (Minor Amendments) Bill 2017
Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review Committee· 29 June 2017general_report
The Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review Committee examined the Statutes (Minor Amendments) Bill 2017, which proposes amendments to 11 Acts to correct errors and remove redundant provisions. The committee initially raised concerns about the Executive determining commencement dates, but the government agreed to amend the bill to ensure all clauses take effect upon Royal Assent. The Committee recommended the Bill be passed.
Impact
The Bill primarily affects the legal sector by correcting errors and inconsistencies in existing legislation. It also indirectly affects individuals and organisations subject to the amended laws, ensuring clarity and accuracy.
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