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Administrative matters - Consequential amendments - Amendment to Summary Proceedings Act 1957

147: Section 2 amended (Interpretation)

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“Updating the definition of official warnings in the law”

The government wants to change a part of the law about infringement notices. These are official warnings given when someone breaks a rule. The change would add a new type of infringement notice to the list.

If this change becomes law, it would mean that infringement notices can also be given under section 66 of the Customer and Product Data Act 2024. This is a new law that hasn’t been passed yet.

This change would update the definition of ‘infringement notice’ in the Summary Proceedings Act 1957. The Summary Proceedings Act is an existing law that deals with how some legal matters are handled.

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Part 5 Administrative matters
Consequential amendments: Amendment to Summary Proceedings Act 1957

147Section 2 amended (Interpretation)

  1. In section 2(1), definition of infringement notice, after paragraph (ba), insert:

  2. section 66 of the Customer and Product Data Act 2024; or