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Public Audit Act 2001

Amendments, repeals, revocations, and savings - Consequential amendments

53: Consequential amendments to enactments

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"Changes to other laws because of the Public Audit Act 2001"

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When you look at the laws that are affected by the Public Audit Act 2001, you will see that some laws need to be changed. These changes are listed in a part of the Act called Schedule 4. You can find the details of these changes by looking at the Schedule 4 section.

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Part 8Amendments, repeals, revocations, and savings
Consequential amendments

53Consequential amendments to enactments

  1. The enactments listed in Schedule 4 are amended in the manner indicated in that schedule.