If the House of Representatives decides to disallow an immediate modification order, you need to know the Clerk of the House of Representatives must tell the Prime Minister in writing. The notice must include the date the decision was made and the details of the decision. This notice is proof of when the decision was made.
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If the House of Representatives resolves to disallow an immediate modification order, the Clerk of the House of Representatives must promptly give written notice of the disallowance to the Prime Minister.
The notice must show the date on which the resolution was agreed to and be accompanied by the text of the resolution.
The notice is conclusive evidence of the day on which the resolution was agreed to.
Repealed
