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404: Immigration Act 1987 repealed
or “The old immigration law from 1987 has been replaced by new rules”

You could also call this:

“Old immigration rules from 1987 Act no longer apply”

The law says that some old rules about immigration are no longer used. These old rules were made under a law called the Immigration Act 1987. The rules that are no longer used are:

The Immigration (Refugee Processing) Regulations 1999, which were about how to process refugee applications.

The Immigration Regulations 1999, which covered general immigration matters.

The Immigration (Special Regularisation) Regulations 2000, which dealt with special cases for regularising immigration status.

The Immigration (Transit Visas) Regulations 2008, which were about visas for people travelling through New Zealand.

These rules are now cancelled, which means they don’t apply anymore. This change is part of updating New Zealand’s immigration laws.

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or “Changes to other laws and removal of outdated acts to align with the new Immigration Act”

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405: Regulations made under Immigration Act 1987 revoked

Part 12 Repeals, transitional provisions, saving provisions, and related matters
Repeals and related matters

405Regulations made under Immigration Act 1987 revoked

The following regulations are revoked:
Immigration (Refugee Processing) Regulations 1999 (SR 1999/285):
Immigration Regulations 1999 (SR 1999/284):
Immigration (Special Regularisation) Regulations 2000 (SR 2000/187):
Immigration (Transit Visas) Regulations 2008 (SR 2008/38).

Notes

1 Title 2 Commencement

Part 1:
Preliminary provisions

3 Purpose 4 Interpretation 5 Notifications 6 How periods of time to be calculated 7 Meaning of classified information and proceedings involving classified information 8 Meaning of granting visa or entry permission as result of administrative error 9 Meaning of unlawfully in New Zealand (in relation to person who is not New Zealand citizen) 9A Meaning of mass arrival group 10 Meaning of deported 11 Meaning of absolute discretion of the decision maker 11A Transitional, savings, and related provisions 12 Act binds the Crown

Part 2:
Core provisions and matters in relation to decision making

Part 3:
Visas

Visas generally

43 Effect of visa 44 Person may hold only 1 current visa 45 Grant of visa generally matter of discretion 46 Grant of visa does not guarantee entry permission 47 Grant of visa may be conditional on payment of bond 48 Grant of visa may be conditional on sponsorship

Visa conditions

49 Visas may be subject to conditions 50 Conditions on resident visas 51 Resident visa holder may apply for variation of travel conditions 52 Conditions on temporary entry class visas (other than those subject to restricted temporary entry instructions) 53 Conditions on temporary entry class visas subject to restricted temporary entry instructions 54 Conditions on transit visas 55 Condition that visa holder have sponsor 56 Visa holder must comply with conditions

General rules relating to visas

57 Applications for visas 58 Obligation on applicant to inform of all relevant facts, including changed circumstances 59 Applications by minors 60 Biometric information may be required from visa applicant 61 Grant of visa in special case 61A Grant of visas by special direction 62 Form of visa 63 Expiry of visa 64 Cancellation of visa on triggering event 65 Cancellation of resident visa before holder first arrives in New Zealand as holder of visa 66 Cancellation of temporary entry class or transit visa by Minister or immigration officer 67 Cancellation of visa for administrative error 68 Grant of further visa where visa granted in error

Waiver of requirement for visa permitting travel to New Zealand in certain cases

69 Waiver of requirement for visa permitting travel to New Zealand in certain cases

Classes of visa

70 Classes of visa

Residence class visas

71 Who may apply for residence class visa 72 Decisions on applications for residence class visa 73 Currency and nature of permanent resident visa 74 Currency and nature of resident visa 75 Former New Zealand citizens deemed to hold resident visa

Temporary entry class visas: provisions applying to all types

76 Decisions on applications for temporary entry class visa 77 Currency and nature of temporary entry class visa 78 Deemed extension of temporary entry class visa expiring during epidemic 78A Extension of temporary entry class visa by special direction

Temporary entry class visas: provisions applying to temporary visas

79 Who may apply for temporary visa

Temporary entry class visas: provisions applying to interim visas

80 Interim visa

Temporary entry class visas: provisions applying to limited visas

81 Who may apply for limited visa 82 Grant of limited visa rather than temporary visa applied for or held 83 Grant of limited visa in relation to criminal matters 84 Currency of limited visa 85 Limitations and conditions on holders of limited visa

Transit visas

86 Who must obtain transit visa 86A Obligation of transit passenger 87 Transit visa may be granted as exception to immigration instructions 88 Currency of transit visa 89 Limitations on holders of transit visa 90 Cancellation of transit visa 91 Expiry of transit period

Invitation to apply for visa

92 Expressions of interest 93 Obligation to inform of all relevant facts, including changed circumstances 94 Invitation to apply for visa 95 Issue of invitation to apply for visa matter of discretion

Part 4:
Arrivals and departures

Advance passenger processing

96 Carrier, and person in charge, of commercial craft to provide advance passenger processing information before departure 97 Chief executive may make decision about person boarding commercial craft for purpose of travelling to New Zealand 97A Chief executive may make decision about person boarding commercial craft for purpose of travelling from New Zealand 98 Grant of entry permission outside New Zealand 99 New Zealand citizen may confirm citizenship before arrival in New Zealand 100 Collection of biometric information from proposed arrivals

Obligations in relation to craft coming to New Zealand

101 Obligations in relation to craft en route to or arriving in New Zealand 102 Obligations of carriers, and persons in charge, of craft to provide information

Obligations on persons arriving in New Zealand

103 Obligations on persons arriving in New Zealand 104 New Zealand citizens arriving in New Zealand to be photographed 105 Responsibilities of internationally ticketed passengers travelling by air within New Zealand 106 Responsibilities of domestic passengers travelling by air within New Zealand

Entry permission

107 Effect of entry permission or refusal of entry permission 108 Decisions on entry permission in relation to residence class visa holders 109 Decisions on entry permission in relation to temporary entry class visa holders 109A Form of entry permission 110 Applicant for entry permission to provide address 111 Collection of biometric information 112 Obligation to inform of all relevant facts, including changed circumstances 113 Revocation of entry permission for administrative error 113A Revocation of deemed entry permission

Turnaround provisions

114 Person failing to present and apply for entry permission 115 Arrest, detention, and turnaround of persons 116 When section 115 ceases to apply to person 117 When turnaround ceases to apply to person remanded in custody or imprisoned

Obligations in relation to departure from New Zealand

118 Obligations of carriers, and persons in charge, of craft 119 Obligations of persons leaving New Zealand 120 Persons other than New Zealand citizens leaving New Zealand to allow biometric information to be collected

Special provision for emergencies, etc

121 Persons deemed not to leave New Zealand in certain circumstances 122 Special provisions relating to persons returning to New Zealand in emergency or other circumstances beyond their control

Protection for carriers, and persons in charge, of craft

123 Protection for carriers, and persons in charge, of craft

Part 5:
Refugee and protection status determinations

124 Purpose of Part 125 Refugee or protection status to be determined under this Act 126 Recognition of refugees selected outside New Zealand 127 Context for decision making 128 Matter not finally determined until expiry of appeal period or when appeal determined

Claims for recognition as refugee or protected person

129 Recognition as refugee 130 Recognition as protected person under Convention Against Torture 131 Recognition as protected person under Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 132 Claims not to be accepted from certain persons 133 How claim made 134 Whether to accept claim for consideration 135 Claimant responsible for establishing claim 135A Suspension of determination of claim 136 How refugee and protection officer to determine claim 137 Matters to be determined by refugee and protection officer 138 Decision on claim 139 Minister to decide immigration status of protected person who may have committed certain crimes or been guilty of certain acts 140 Limitation on subsequent claims 141 Procedure on subsequent claims 142 Claim treated as withdrawn if claimant leaves New Zealand

Cessation or cancellation of recognition

143 Cessation of recognition as refugee or protected person 144 Application to Tribunal for cessation of recognition as refugee or protected person 145 Cancellation of New Zealand citizen's recognition as refugee or protected person 146 Cancellation of person's recognition as refugee or protected person (other than New Zealand citizen) 147 Application to Tribunal for cancellation of New Zealand citizen's recognition as refugee or protected person 148 Procedures to be followed when refugee and protection officer making determination under section 143, 145, or 146

Miscellaneous matters

149 Powers of refugee and protection officers 150 Special provision relating to claimants granted temporary visas 151 Confidentiality to be maintained in respect of claimants, refugees, and protected persons 152 Disclosure of information about claimant, refugee, or protected person by government agencies

Part 6:
Deportation

153 Purpose of Part

Liability for deportation

Notification of liability for deportation

170 Deportation liability notice 171 Contents of deportation liability notice

Cancellation or suspension of deportation liability

172 Minister may cancel or suspend liability for deportation 173 Right of victims to make submissions on suspension or cancellation of liability for deportation 173A Person may defer lodging appeal against liability for deportation 174 Effect of suspension

Deportation

175 Service of deportation order 175A Time when deportation order may be served 176 Content of deportation order 177 Deportation order may be cancelled 178 Executing deportation order 179 Deported person may not enter New Zealand during period of prohibition on entry 180 Deported person may not enter New Zealand until costs of deportation repaid 181 Consequences for deported person if person enters or attempts to enter New Zealand during period of prohibition on entry 182 Minister may reduce or remove period of prohibition on entry

Part 7:
Appeals, reviews, and other proceedings

183 Interpretation 184 Purpose of Part

Limited right of reconsideration concerning temporary entry class visas

185 Right of reconsideration if onshore application for further temporary visa declined

Limited right of review in respect of temporary entry class visa decisions

186 Limited right of review in respect of temporary entry class visa decisions

Appeals in relation to residence class visas

187 Rights of appeal in relation to decisions concerning residence class visas 188 Determination of appeal in relation to residence class visa 189 Use of further information in appeals under section 187 190 Procedure where appeal successful or Tribunal makes recommendation

No appeal or review rights in relation to invitations to apply and transit visas

191 No appeal or review rights in relation to invitations to apply 192 No appeal or review rights in relation to transit visas

Appeals against decisions relating to refugee or protection status

193 Tribunal consideration of refugee and protection matters 194 Right of appeal in relation to decisions concerning refugee or protection status (other than subsequent claims) 195 Right of appeal in relation to subsequent claims for refugee or protection status 196 Determination of appeal against decision declining to accept for consideration claim in light of international arrangement or agreement 197 Determination of appeal against decision declining to accept for consideration certain claims for recognition as refugee 198 Determination of appeal against declining of claim for recognition, cancellation of recognition, or cessation of recognition 199 After successful appeal, Minister to decide immigration status of protected person who may have committed certain crimes or been guilty of certain acts 200 Determination of appeal against refusal or declining of subsequent claim for recognition as refugee or protected person

Appeal on facts against liability for deportation

201 Persons who may appeal to Tribunal on facts 202 Grounds for determining appeal on facts 203 Process when entitlement to appeal on facts and humanitarian grounds 204 Special process where refugee or protection status acquired through fraud, etc 205 Special process if refugee or protected person liable for deportation under section 161

Appeal on humanitarian grounds against liability for deportation

206 Who may appeal to Tribunal on humanitarian grounds 207 Grounds for determining humanitarian appeal 208 Right of victims to make submission on appeal

Orders on determination of appeal

209 Tribunal may make orders considered necessary on allowing appeal against liability for deportation 210 Tribunal may order grant of visa on allowing appeal against liability for deportation 211 Effect of successful appeal against liability for deportation 212 Tribunal may suspend liability for deportation on allowing humanitarian appeal 213 Effect of suspension 214 Effect of suspension on appeal 215 Tribunal may reduce or remove period of prohibited entry under deportation order 216 Tribunal may make order delaying deportation if appeal unsuccessful

Immigration and Protection Tribunal

217 Immigration and Protection Tribunal 218 Nature of Tribunal 219 Membership of Tribunal 219A Appointment of temporary acting chair or member of Tribunal 220 Role of chair of Tribunal 221 Exercise of jurisdiction 222 Procedure for determining appeals and matters generally 223 Chair to ensure appeals and matters heard expeditiously 224 Tribunal may dismiss frivolous or vexatious appeal 224AA Tribunal may strike out, determine, or adjourn appeal 224A Annual report on performance of Tribunal's functions

Procedure for appeals and matters

225 How appeal or matter lodged 226 Proceedings on appeal or matter 227 Minister or Department is party to proceedings 228 Information Tribunal may consider 229 Tribunal may require chief executive to provide information 230 Tribunal must disclose prejudicial information 231 Findings of credibility and fact 232 Tribunal may require provision of biometric information 233 When Tribunal must or may provide oral hearing 234 Decision on papers in other circumstances 235 Tribunal may issue single decision when appeals or matters heard together 236 Appeals against deportation liability where person serving prison sentence 237 Procedure 238 Withdrawal of appeal or matter 239 Deemed withdrawal of certain appeals where person leaves New Zealand

Special procedure where classified information involved

240 How proceedings involving classified information to be conducted by Tribunal 241 Presentation of classified information to Tribunal 242 Tribunal to approve summary of allegations 243 Matters to be considered by Tribunal 244 Tribunal may require mixture of closed and open hearings

Appeal from Tribunal and judicial review

245 Appeal to High Court on point of law by leave 246 Appeal to Court of Appeal on point of law by leave 247 Special provisions relating to judicial review 248 Minister, chief executive, or refugee and protection officer may be respondent in review proceedings relating to Tribunal decision 249 Restriction on judicial review of matters within Tribunal’s jurisdiction 249A Applications for appeal and judicial review of Tribunal decision to be lodged together 249B Appeal to Court of Appeal against judicial review of matters within Tribunal’s jurisdiction 250 Certain appeals and review proceedings to be treated as priority fixture 251 Relationship with Senior Courts Act 2016

General provisions relating to proceedings involving classified information

Special advocates

263 Role of special advocates 264 Recognition of special advocates 265 Appointment of special advocate in individual case 266 Appointment of special advocate for purposes of Part 9 proceedings 267 Communication between special advocate and person to whom classified information relates 268 Protection of special advocates from liability 269 Tribunal or court may appoint counsel assisting the court 270 Tribunal or court may appoint special adviser 271 Payment to counsel assisting the court or special adviser

Part 8:
Compliance and information

272 Purpose of Part 273 Meaning of information, document, register, list, etc, in sections 274, 276, 277, and 278

Power to access address information

274 Certificate requiring production of address information 275 Persons required to provide access to address information

Power to access employment documents

275A Power to access employment documents

Powers of entry, inspection, etc

276 Powers of entry and inspection relating to records of accommodation providers 277 Powers of entry and inspection relating to records of employers 277A Powers of entry and search for employees on employers’ premises 277B Department must review and report on entry and search powers under section 277A 277C Departmental annual report to record exercise of entry and search powers under section 277A 278 Powers of entry and inspection relating to records of education providers

Power to require production of documents, etc

279 Powers of immigration officer to require information and documents where offence suspected 279A Treatment of identity documents and other things 280 Power of immigration officer to request information and documents where liability for deportation or turnaround suspected 281 Power to require information from person liable for deportation or turnaround 281A Obligation of third parties to surrender identity documents 281B Power of entry and search for identity documents

Powers at border

282 Immigration officer’s powers to enter immigration control area 283 Powers at border 284 Power of entry and search of craft 285 Power of entry and search at border place 285A Search of persons

Powers relating to deportation and turnaround

286 Powers of entry and search relating to deportation 287 Special biometric information 288 Requirement to allow collection of biometric information and special biometric information 289 Application for order authorising collection of biometric information 290 Judge may authorise biometric information and special biometric information to be collected 290A Obtaining biometric information by compulsion 291 Further applications for compulsion order

Powers generally

292 Immigration officer may have assistance 293 Police to have powers of immigration officers 293A Warrant to enter and search

Disclosure of information to or by other agencies, bodies, or persons

294AAA Obligation of immigration officer and Department not to disclose information 294AAB Information sharing 294 Information matching to identify immigration status of person sentenced to imprisonment or community-based sentence 295 Information matching to locate person in serious default of payment of fine 296 No Crown liability to third parties for fines enforcement action 297 Chief executive may supply information concerning specified fines defaulters to commercial carriers 298 Information matching to verify social security benefit matters 299 Information matching to recover costs of visa holder's social security benefit from sponsor 300 Information matching to determine eligibility or liability to pay for services 301 Disclosure of immigration information to verify eligibility for publicly funded services 302 Disclosure of information to enable Department to check identity, character, and status 303 Disclosure of information to enable specified agencies to check identity and character 303A Disclosure of information to specified agencies for purposes of law enforcement, counter-terrorism, and security 303B Direct access to information for purposes of law enforcement, counter-terrorism, and security 303C Requirements for agreements entered into under section 303, 303A, or 303B 304 Disclosure of information to employers 305 Disclosure of information overseas 306 Information that may be disclosed under section 305

Part 9:
Detention and monitoring

307 Purpose of Part 308 This Part code for detention and monitoring of person if detention and monitoring under this Act

Arrest and detention

309 Persons liable to arrest and detention 310 Purpose for which arrest and detention powers may be exercised 311 Implications of liability to arrest and detention 312 Limited power of detention for up to 4 hours 313 Initial period of detention without warrant 314 Persons arrested and detained pending making of deportation order 315 Person may instead agree to residence and reporting requirements

Warrants of commitment

316 Application for warrant of commitment 317 Decision on application for warrant of commitment 317A Application for mass arrival warrant 317AB Limited period for decision on mass arrival warrant 317B Decision on application for mass arrival warrant 317C Variation of mass arrival warrant 317D District Court may impose reporting requirements 317E Application for further warrant of commitment in respect of mass arrival group 318 Decision on application for warrant if threat or risk to security 319 Warrant of commitment 320 Court may instead release person on conditions 321 Special conditions where threat or risk to security 322 Persons detained under warrant of commitment or released on conditions pending making of deportation order 323 Decisions on warrants of commitment where detention beyond 6 months 324 Review of warrant of commitment or release on conditions 324A Review of mass arrival warrant

Applications under this Part involving classified information

325 Consideration by High Court of application involving classified information 326 Process for High Court to consider application

Duties of detaining officers

327 Duties of detaining officers 328 Additional powers relating to detention by immigration officer 329 Arresting or detaining officer may seek assistance

Form of custody

330 Approval of premises for purpose of immigration detention 331 Form of custody of persons detained without warrant overnight 332 Form of custody of persons detained under warrant of commitment 333 Special provisions relating to custody 334 Additional provisions relating to custody in approved premises

Delivery of person for purpose of deportation

335 Delivery of person into custody of immigration officer or police for purposes of deportation 336 Person being deported must be returned to custody or conditions reimposed if craft not available as planned

Special provision where epidemic management notice in force

337 During epidemic District Court may deal with certain matters on basis of documents only 338 Modification during epidemic of requirements to bring people before District Court Judge 339 During epidemic certain warrants to have effect for 28 days 340 Application of section 320 during epidemic 341 Calculation of consecutive period of detention for purposes of section 323

Part 10:
Offences, penalties, and proceedings

Offences

342 Provision of false or misleading information 343 Aiding and abetting 344 Obstruction or failing to meet requirements 345 Improper dealings with immigration or identity documents 346 Impersonation 347 Publishing false or misleading information 348 Alteration of forms 349 Offences relating to carriers, and persons in charge, of craft 350 Offences by employers 351 Exploitation of unlawful employees and temporary workers 352 Offences by education providers 353 Offences in relation to Tribunal 354 Failure to maintain confidentiality in relation to refugee or protection matters

Penalties

355 Penalties: general 356 Penalties: carriers, and persons in charge, of craft 357 Penalties: employers 358 Penalties: education providers

Infringement offences

359 Interpretation 359A Employment infringement offence 360 Infringement offences 361 Immigration officer may require information 362 When infringement notice may be issued 362A What infringement notice must contain 363 Reminder notices 364 Payment of infringement fees 364A Maximum fees for infringement offences 364B Infringement fine for prescribed employment infringement offences 365 Revocation of infringement notice before payment made 365A How infringement notice may be served: carriers, and persons in charge, of craft 365B How infringement notice may be served: employers

Evidence in proceedings

366 Evidence in proceedings: certificates in relation to persons 367 Evidence in proceedings: certificates as to forms, documents, etc 368 Evidence in respect of matters occurring and documents executed outside New Zealand 369 Presumption that certificates duly authorised

Procedural provisions relating to offences

370 Procedural provisions relating to offences 371 Presumption of authority 372 Time for filing charging document

Part 11:
Miscellaneous provisions

Matters relating to immigration status of persons born in New Zealand

373 Immigration status of persons born in New Zealand on or after 1 January 2006 374 Immigration status of persons whose status depends on immigration status of parent

Minors

375 Minors to have responsible adult to represent their interests 376 Role and rights of responsible adult 377 Views of minor to be considered

Special directions

378 Special directions 379 Immigration officer to act in accordance with special direction

Delegation of Minister's powers

380 Delegation of Minister's powers

Matters relating to chief executive

381 Chief executive may approve forms 382 Chief executive to designate immigration control areas 383 Chief executive may designate places outside New Zealand where entry permission may be granted 383A Publication of names and information in respect of immigration offences

Endorsement of New Zealand citizenship in foreign passports

384 Endorsement in foreign passport

Responsibilities of certain operators of airports and ports

385 Certain operators of airports and ports to provide operating areas, accommodation, facilities, etc

Notice requirements and addresses for communications

386 Serving and giving notices, etc, to Minister and officers 386A Serving and giving notices, etc, to other people 387 Address for service 387A Contact address 387B Departures from sections 386A to 387A

Immigration officers and refugee and protection officers

388 Designation of immigration officers 389 Immigration officers’ functions and powers 390 Designation of refugee and protection officers 391 Revocation or lapsing of designations

Relationship between this Act and Human Rights Act 1993

392 Relationship between this Act and Human Rights Act 1993

Fees, bonds, levies, etc

393 Fees and how they may be prescribed for purposes of section 400 394 Other charges 395 Exemptions and refunds 396 Imposition of bonds 397 Refund or forfeiture of bond 398 Costs of deportation or repatriation 399 Immigration levy 399A International visitor conservation and tourism levy 399B International visitor conservation and tourism levy: consultation and review

Regulations

400 Regulations generally 401 Regulations relating to visas and expressions of interest 401A Regulations relating to suspending ability to make applications for visas and expressions of interest 401B Provisions relating to regulations made for purposes of section 401A 402 Regulations relating to procedures and requirements in relation to arrivals in and departures from New Zealand 403 Regulations in respect of refugee and protection matters 403A Regulations made on recommendation of Minister

Modifications of Act relating to COVID-19 outbreak

403B Modifications of Act relating to COVID-19 outbreak

Part 12:
Repeals, transitional provisions, saving provisions, and related matters

Repeals and related matters

404 Immigration Act 1987 repealed 405 Regulations made under Immigration Act 1987 revoked 406 Consequential amendments and repeals 407 Immigration Act 1987 continues in relation to certain matters and for certain purposes 408 Appeals body members not entitled to compensation

Transitional and savings provisions

Government immigration and residence policy

409 Government immigration and Government residence policy under sections 13A and 13B of former Act to be treated as immigration instructions 410 Government policy on lapsing of applications for visas and permits under former Act to be treated as immigration instructions for applications to which section 412 applies

General instructions of chief executive

411 General instructions given under section 13BA of former Act treated as general instructions under section 26(4) of this Act

Existing applications, expressions of interest, and invitations

412 Existing applications for visas and permits 413 Expressions of interest in residence under section 13D of former Act 414 Invitations to apply for residence under section 13E of former Act

Existing visas and permits

415 Holder of visa or permit under former Act deemed to be holder of visa and (if applicable) granted entry permission under this Act 416 Returning resident's visa held by New Zealand citizen under former Act indication of entitlement 417 Persons exempt from holding permit under former Act deemed to be holders of temporary visa or resident visa

Arrivals and departures

418 Responsibilities of carrier, and person in charge, of commercial craft before it departs from another country to travel to New Zealand 419 Decision by chief executive about person boarding craft for purpose of travelling to New Zealand 420 Information requirements for carrier, and person in charge, of commercial craft 421 Reporting obligations of carriers, and persons in charge, of craft leaving New Zealand 422 Obligations of carriers of craft leaving New Zealand to provide passage 423 Responsibilities of carrier, and person in charge, of craft en route to New Zealand

Refugee and protection status

424 Person recognised as refugee under former Act treated as recognised as refugee under this Act 425 Existing claim for recognition as refugee to be determined under this Act (other than subsequent claims made under former Act not yet accepted for consideration) 426 Existing subsequent claim for recognition as refugee made under former Act not yet accepted for consideration 427 Acts or things done by refugee status officer for purposes of claim (including subsequent claim) under former Act not required to be repeated by refugee and protection officer 428 Certain persons who under section 129L of former Act cease to be recognised as refugee liable for deportation under this Act 429 Persons subject to section 129U of former Act

Turnaround, revocation of permits, removal, deportation, and monitoring

430 Person subject to section 128 or 128B of former Act 431 Deportation liability of residence class visa holder convicted of criminal offence 432 Revocation of permits, removal orders, and deportation orders 433 Permit granted prior to commencement of section 404 as result of administrative error 434 Liability for deportation in respect of visa deemed to be held under section 415 or 417 of this Act 435 Person released on conditions under former Act 436 Person subject to residence and reporting requirements under former Act 437 No deportation liability if deportation prohibited under former Act

Persons subject to Part 4A of former Act

438 Person subject to Part 4A of former Act

Detention and monitoring

439 Certain persons deemed liable for arrest and detention under Part 9 440 Detention of person liable for turnaround 441 Detention of person beyond 6 months 442 Detention under former Act without warrant 443 Detention under former Act with warrant

Reconsiderations

444 Reconsiderations not determined before former Act repealed 445 Persons eligible for reconsideration before former Act repealed

Appeals and other matters in relation to appellate bodies

446 Appeals not determined by appeals body (other than Refugee Status Appeals Authority) before former Act repealed 447 Persons eligible to appeal to appeals body (other than Refugee Status Appeals Authority) before former Act repealed 448 Appeals and matters not determined by Refugee Status Appeals Authority before former Act repealed 449 Persons eligible to appeal to Refugee Status Appeals Authority before former Act repealed 450 Appeals not determined by court before former Act repealed 451 Persons eligible to appeal to court before former Act repealed 452 Appeals against, or review proceedings in respect of, Tribunal decisions under this subpart to be made under Part 7 453 No new appeal rights created

Disclosure of immigration information to other agencies, bodies, or persons

454 Arrangements under former Act for disclosure of immigration information

Offences, evidence, and classified information

455 Offences 456 Offences by employers 457 Evidence in proceedings 458 Classified information

Miscellaneous provisions

459 Children to have responsible adult to represent their interests 460 Special directions 461 Delegation of powers of Minister 462 Immigration officers 463 Immigration officers who may make and cancel removal orders under former Act 464 Acts or things done by immigration officer under former Act not required to be repeated 465 Exercise of certain powers by customs officers 466 Exercise of certain powers by Police 467 Refugee status officers 468 Forms 469 Bonds imposed under former Act 470 Sponsorship under former Act 471 Files of appeals bodies 472 Transitional regulations 473 Transitional immigration instructions

Exercise of certain powers and functions before commencement of certain provisions of this Act

474 Exercise of certain powers and functions before commencement of certain provisions of this Act

Part 13:
Amendments to Immigration Act 1987

475 Principal Act amended 476 Cancellation of removal order 477 New section 141ABA inserted 478 Interpretation

“Old immigration rules from 1987 Act no longer apply”

Part 12 Repeals, transitional provisions, saving provisions, and related matters Repeals and related matters

405Regulations made under Immigration Act 1987 revoked

Part 12 Repeals, transitional provisions, saving provisions, and related matters
Repeals and related matters