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Human Rights Act 1993

Miscellaneous provisions

141A: Certain acts not to be questioned

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"Some actions can't be challenged, even if they happened before a law changed."

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You cannot question certain acts. Section 141A was repealed on 15 June 2016. It still applies to things that happened before it was repealed, because of section 17(1) of the Human Rights Amendment Act 2016.

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Part 7Miscellaneous provisions

141ACertain acts not to be questioned (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 141A: repealed (but continuing to apply, as if had not been repealed, in relation to action undertaken before its repeal), on , by section 17(1) of the Human Rights Amendment Act 2016 (2016 No 28).