In this part of the law, when you see the word “Minister”, it means the Minister of Lands. This is true unless the surrounding text suggests it should mean something else.
This explanation is for a specific section of the Public Works Act 1981. The section is about understanding words used in rules about official documents.
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52: Setting apart Crown land, public reserve, etc, for public work, or
"Allowing the government to use certain lands for public projects"
53: Proclamations and declarations not to take effect until gazetted, or
"Official government announcements for public works only start working when published in the special government newspaper"
In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires, Minister means the Minister of Lands.
