New Zealand law explained for everyone
This part of the law says that some old rules are no longer in use. You can find a list of these old rules in Schedule 6. When a rule is repealed, it means it’s not active anymore and you don’t have to follow it. The government does this to keep laws up-to-date and remove rules that aren’t needed anymore.
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or “Rules about how old job agreements still work and can be enforced”The enactments specified in Schedule 6 are repealed.