Legislation Act 2019

Drafting and publishing of legislation - Drafting and publishing legislation - Other provisions applying to secondary legislation not published by PCO

75: Additional applicable publication requirements for secondary legislation with international transparency obligations under CPTPP

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"Rules for making some New Zealand laws public because of an international agreement"

This section is about rules for publishing some laws that New Zealand has to make public because of an agreement called CPTPP. You need to know that these laws are made by Ministers or government entities and they are about being transparent with other countries. When these laws are made, they must be put on the maker's website as soon as possible.

The person who makes the law must make sure it is easy for you to find and access on their website. They also have to send a link to the law to the PCO so it can be published. This has to be done quickly and in the way that the PCO says it should be done, which is explained in section 76.

If the new law changes an existing law, the details of the change can be included with the updated version of the existing law.

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Part 3Drafting and publishing of legislation
Drafting and publishing legislation: Other provisions applying to secondary legislation not published by PCO

75Additional applicable publication requirements for secondary legislation with international transparency obligations under CPTPP

  1. This section applies to secondary legislation not published by the PCO that—

  2. is made by a Minister or a relevant central government entity (even if the Minister or entity is performing a statutorily independent function); and
    1. relates to international transparency obligations (because the publishing under this Part of copies of and links to the legislation would help meet those obligations).
      1. The additional applicable publication requirements for secondary legislation with international transparency obligations are that the maker must ensure that—

      2. the secondary legislation is published on the maker’s website as soon as practicable; and
        1. the secondary legislation’s details are in, or with, the secondary legislation as published on the maker’s website; and
          1. the secondary legislation and its details are, as far as practicable, able to be accessed at, or downloaded from, the maker’s website; and
            1. links to the secondary legislation are forwarded to the PCO for publication (without delay and in accordance with any applicable directions under section 76).
              1. Subsection (2)(b) is taken to be satisfied if—

              2. the secondary legislation amends (without replacing wholly) principal secondary legislation; and
                1. the details relate to the amendments it makes to the principal secondary legislation; and
                  1. the details are in or with a consolidation of the principal secondary legislation that is published as required by subsection (2).
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                    • Section 75 heading: amended, on , by section 4(2) of the Secondary Legislation Act 2021 (2021 No 7).
                    • Section 75(2): amended, on , by section 4(2) of the Secondary Legislation Act 2021 (2021 No 7).