Privacy Act 2020
Repeal, revocation, and consequential amendments
Schedule 9: Consequential amendments
"Changes made to other laws because of the Privacy Act 2020"


You are looking at a part of the Privacy Act 2020 called Consequential amendments. This part is called schedule 9. It has been repealed, which means it is no longer in use. You can find out why it was repealed by looking at section 217. This section tells you about the rules for repealing parts of the act. It helps you understand what happens when a part of the act is no longer needed. The Consequential amendments part is not part of the main act, but it has extra information. This information is important for understanding the act. It is no longer used because it has been repealed.
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