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Legislation Act 2019

Regulations and miscellaneous provisions - Review of revision programme provisions

148: Review of revision programme provisions after 30 June 2020

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"Checking how well some law changes are working after 30 June 2020"

The Attorney-General must ask the Chief Parliamentary Counsel to prepare a report after 30 June 2020. You will want to know that this report is about how well some parts of the law, like sections 59 to 62 and subpart 3 of Part 3, are working. The report must also consider if any changes are needed to these parts of the law, which are similar to some provisions in the Legislation Act 2012. The Attorney-General must make sure the right people and groups are asked for their thoughts when the report is being prepared. The Attorney-General will give a copy of the report to the House of Representatives as soon as they can after they get the report. This part of the law will no longer be in effect from 1 July 2021.

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Part 7Regulations and miscellaneous provisions
Review of revision programme provisions

148Review of revision programme provisions after 30 June 2020

  1. The Attorney-General must, as soon as practicable after 30 June 2020, require the Chief Parliamentary Counsel to prepare a report on—

  2. the need for, and operation and effectiveness of, sections 59 to 62 and subpart 3 of Part 3 (and the corresponding provisions under the Legislation Act 2012); and
    1. whether any amendments to any of those provisions are necessary or desirable.

      1. The Attorney-General must ensure that the persons and organisations that the Attorney-General thinks appropriate are consulted during the preparation of the report about the matters to be considered in the report.

      2. The Attorney-General must present a copy of the report to the House of Representatives as soon as practicable after the Attorney-General receives the report.

      3. This section is repealed on 1 July 2021.

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