When you look at a law called the Commerce Act 1986, you will find a part that was repealed. This part is called 'Proof of material incorporated by reference' and it was repealed on 1 April 2009. It was repealed by section 5 of the Commerce Amendment Act 2008.
You can still use this repealed part in some cases, like when looking at breaches of thresholds that were set before it was repealed. These thresholds can still be used after the repeal, as default price-quality paths. This is how the law works, even though the 'Proof of material incorporated by reference' part is no longer in use.
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57GC: Amendments to, or replacement of, material incorporated by reference to be of same general character as original material, or
"Changed laws must be similar to the original laws"
57GE: Effect of expiry of material incorporated by reference, or
"What happens when information used in a law is no longer valid"
