When you prepare a revision Bill, it must be written like a normal Bill that can be introduced to the House of Representatives. You need to include an explanatory note with the revision Bill that explains the problems that were found and how they have been fixed. The note should talk about inconsistencies, anomalies, discrepancies, and omissions in general terms.

You can structure the revision Bill in a way that allows it to be split into two or more separate Bills if needed. The revision Bill is similar to a previous law, which you can find at the Legislation Act 1986. This helps you understand how revision Bills have been handled in the past.