The purpose of this part of the law is to help update New Zealand's legislation in a progressive and systematic way. You can think of it like revising a big book to make sure it is easy to understand and up-to-date. This part of the law allows for revision Bills to be created, which can re-enact legislation in a new and accessible form without changing what the law actually means, unless this part of the law says it is okay to make changes, you can also look at the Legislation Act 1986 for more information.
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The purpose of this subpart is to enable revision of New Zealand’s legislation to be done progressively and systematically.
To that end, this subpart enables revision Bills to re-enact legislation, in an up-to-date and accessible form, but (except as authorised by this subpart) without changing its effect.
