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CROWN LAND (PARLIAMENTARY PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT) AMENDMENT BILL 61 OF 2009

           CROWN LAND (PARLIAMENTARY PRECINCT
           REDEVELOPMENT) AMENDMENT BILL 2009


Clause 1     Short title.

Clause 2     The Act is to commence on receiving Royal Assent.

Clause 3     Defines the Principal Act, being the Crown Land (Parliamentary
             Precinct Redevelopment) Act 2009.

Clause 4     Amends Section 10 (Limitation on sale of adjoining laneway) by
             extending the number of days (from 6 days to 9 days), for a Notice
             to be tabled should a proposal be introduced into Parliament to sell
             the laneway.

Clause 5     Amends Section 13 (Regulations) to allow                 for   a   clearer
             understanding of the intention of the section.

             Section 13

                (1) allows the Governor to deal with any Regulations made under
                    the Act;

                (2) allows for flexibility to treat areas differently without requiring
                    a legislative amendment. For example, where an area might
                    be subject to parking controls, this sub section allows
                    different areas to be subject to differing duration and fine
                    levels;

                (3) provdes for the Minister, the Director-General of Lands or the
                    Recorder of Titles with the delegation to deal with procedural
                    matters under the Act, such as (but not limited to) issuing title
                    or altering easements;

                (4)    (a)   provides for Regulations to be made to provide for
                             transitional issues, such as the reinstatement of any
                             right that may have been expunged as a consequence
                             of the passing of the Act.

                       (b)   allows for the matters dealt with under sub section (a)
                             to be retrospective (from the date of the Act) once the
                             Regulation is approved by the Government.

Clause 6     Provides for automatic repeal once amendments have been
             consolidated into Principal Act.

 


 

 


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