Petroleum Legislation Amendment Bill 2017
Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review Committee· 15 August 2017general_report
The WA parliamentary committee reviewed the Petroleum Legislation Amendment Bill 2017, focusing on its impact on parliamentary sovereignty. The committee found the Bill consistent with the Torosa Agreement, but noted potential impacts on sovereignty due to executive control over commencement and the absence of a review clause. They recommended the Legislative Council note these findings.
Impact
The Bill affects petroleum titleholders, the State government, the Commonwealth government, and Browse Joint Venture participants. It also indirectly affects the WA Parliament's power.
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