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Health Act 1956

Administration - Personal information

22J: Expiry of section 22I

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"When section 22I stops being a law"

Section 22I will stop being part of the law when 31 December 1996 ends, or on an earlier date chosen by the Governor-General. You can find more about this in section 22I. On 1 January 1997, or the day after the earlier chosen date, section 22I will be considered repealed.

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Part 1Administration
Personal information

22JExpiry of section 22I

  1. Section 22I shall expire with the close of—

  2. 31 December 1996; or
    1. such earlier date as may be appointed by the Governor-General by Order in Council,—
        1. whichever is the earlier, and on—
      1. 1 January 1997; or
        1. the day after any date appointed pursuant to paragraph (b),—
            1. whichever is the earlier, section 22I shall be deemed to have been repealed.

          Notes
          • Section 22J: replaced, on , by section 2(1) of the Health Amendment Act (No 2) 1994 (1994 No 133).