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My Lawlex General User Guide August 2007

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3. URLs to Legislation For consolidated Acts and Regulations Act Commencement Information For Acts as cited above Regulation Commencement Information For Regulations as cited above History of Amendments Since autumn session 2000 Alert Summaries Since 1 March 2001 Bill Tracking Since 1997 URLs to Bills Since 1997 Government Gazette Notices Dates vary for individual titles tracking began on 1 January 2002 Association of Regulations to governing Acts All current principal titles Governing Department details All current principal Acts URLs to Second Reading Speeches Since 1997 where available URLs to Explanatory Notes Since 2001 where available URLs to Historical Versions All current principal titles where available Page 26 of 49 Subject Index The Lawlex Subject Index contains all current statutes enacted by Australian parliaments with some exceptions as well as most subordinate legislation currently in force in each jurisdiction Certain types of legislation are not however included in the subject index These are Amending Acts including Repeal Acts Appropriation or Supply Acts Private Acts from New South Wales South Australia Tasmania Victoria and Western Australia the other jurisdictions do not have private Acts Public Special Acts from New South Wales Imperial Acts however Adopted Imperial Acts from Weste
4. Levies and Taxes Banking and Finance gt E Commerce Banking and Finance gt Financial Institutions Banking and Finance gt Futures Industry Banking and Finance gt International Banking poooooooooo Keeping your Profile up to date Modifying your Profile through your Alerts When you receive an email alert for a new piece of legislation a Principal title you may add this to your Alert Profile by clicking the Add this title to your profile link located at the bottom of the Alert summary If you do not click on this link you will receive no further information of changes to this Act or Regulation Page 8 of 49 Surrogacy Bil ppo WA The Surrogacy Bill 2007 WA was introduced into the Legislative Assembly and received its second reading speech on 1 March 2007 According to the explanatory memorandum the Bill proposes to regulate surrogacy arrangements including prescribing various offences in relation to surrogacy arrangements that are made for reward The Bill also proposes to regulate the transfer of parentage of surrogate children including a clarifying that in deciding whether a certain parentage order should be made the court must regard the best interests of the child as paramount b setting out the procedures and requirements for applying for a parentage order including specifying that a parentage order can not be sought until the child is at least 28 days old c specifying vario
5. Municipality A region administered by its own local government Negatived See Defeated Negatived Notice The formal process by which the House is notified of the intentions of members to introduce Bills ask questions or move motions Notices are printed on the Notice Paper and circulated before each sitting of the house Omnibus An Act which makes amendments to a number of different Acts Opposition The second largest party or coalition of parties after the government party or coalition of parties in the Legislative Assembly Ordinance Previous name for Acts in the Territories including the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory Parliament The group of elected politicians who make the laws for their jurisdiction used to refer to the two houses Parliamentary Counsel Specialists in the Department of Justice who draft Bills for parliament Portfolio The specific policy responsibilities that a minister oversees Premier The chief minister of a State Government in Australia President The Presiding Officer of the Legislative Council Presiding Officers The members of parliament elected to preside over meeting of their respective Houses the President and the Speaker they also take responsibility for the administration of the parliamentary departments Page 36 of 49 Press Gallery Journalists accredited to report on parliamentary proceedings the special galleries in both houses in which accredit
6. Other Rc Document Status Current Related Links Hansard 2nd reading speech The government publication is current to Monday September 18 2006 Click on the Check for Amendments link for amendments since consolidation fb Source ComLaw incorporating FRLI Index Categories Banking and Finance gt Privacy Commercial and Corporate Law Privacy Government gt Privacy Health gt Privacy Human Rights gt Privacy Lawlex Premium Research gt Add this Title to my Alert Profile View the Commencement Information 2 View Regulations under this Act View the History of Amendments to this Title amp Check for Amendments since the last Consolidation C Read the Alert Summaries as View Gazette Hotice References made under this Title o Governing Department G This Title amends Everything that appears above the Lawlex Premium Research banner is freely available to anyone who uses this service You do not need to be a subscriber to get access to Source a hyperlink to the title Document type tells you if the title is principal or amending Document status repealed or currently in operation Related links these sources are intended to assist you with further information about the legislation and not all the following will appear for every title but you may find links to Hansard 2 reading speeches Explanatory Memoranda Supplementary memoranda or Hi
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8. able to deep link to the search results Instead you will be able to use the displayed results to decide what you want to look at in more detail We recommend that you use the FIND or SEARCH feature within WORD or ADOBE to go to the specific terms you are interested in within the document itself Page 13 of 49 Context and search term highlighting Every Lawlex search result lists one or more excerpts from the web page to display how your search terms are used in context on that page In the excerpt your search terms are displayed in bold text so that you can quickly determine if that result is from a page you want to visit Example a Search for crime results in y 73 396 Privacy Act 1988 No 119 Principal Act Privacy Act 1988 iii Contents Part I7 Preliminary 1 1 Short title see Note 1 iv Privacy Act 1988 Part LITT Information privacy 48 Division 1 Interferences with privacy 48 13 Inte Privacy Act 1988 v 18BG Register of approved privacy code Browsing Legislation It is also possible to find legislation by browsing The Browse Legislation tab appears when you click on Search Legislation Search Legislation gt Search Legislation Enter Search Criteria online help 2 Search Type Title O Full Text Keywords Humber Year From 0 Year To 2007 Jurisdiction ALL ACT COM NSW v NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA All principal legislation is indexed and is therefore browsable under the Subjec
9. Amending Act Principal Regulation Amending Regulation Include Fi Repealed Failed Legislation Results per page 20 Matches SEARCH gt If you know the name of the legislation then Title searching makes sense If you are looking for legislation and are unsure of which Act or Regulation deals with it specifically a full text search is then more appropriate To conduct a full text search you need to think of keywords which can be added to the search template Generally keywords and the jurisdiction will be enough for a successful search The Page 11 of 49 more detail you add the narrower the search and this might increase the likelihood of missing important documents See Search Operators below for more information about how to construct your search If you know the Number of the Act or Regulation that you require add it to the Number field Similarly you can add the Year if it is known It is also possible to narrow your search to a specific jurisdiction by ticking which one is of interest to you The Document Type field allows you to select A types of legislation or to specifically search for a Principal Act Principal Regulation Amending Act Amending Regulation or Bill We recommend that you choose the Select All option unless you are certain that it is a Principal Act or Regulation that you are searching for Repealed or Failed Legislation The Lawlex search engine does not automaticall
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11. and commencement dates for amp cts and operational dates for Regulations are included Gazette references are noted when they are relevant to the commencement of the legislation The years covered in each jurisdiction are highlighted and the Acts and Regulations are arranged numerically within each year The latest gazette reference is provided in each jurisdiction so that you can ascertain the currency of the commencement information Enter Search Criteria Jurisdiction ACT Document Type Act Year 2006 v GO gt History of Amendments You can access History of Amendments tables for each piece of legislation if they exist from the Core Document Homepage for a specific Act or Regulation You will find hyperlinks to Amending titles and a detailed history stating how the title was affected Page 17 of 49 Premium Research gt Privacy Act 1988 Ho 119 X online help The table below summarises amendments made to this title since LAVVLEX began tracking legislation LAWLEX began comprehensively tracking Commonwealth legislation from the begining of 1999 Please note that where a provision within a title predating 1999 is commenced after the date LAVVLEX began tracking it will also be included in the table Coverage varies across jurisdictions Full details of the scope are contained in Coverage LEGEND A Amending Inserted R Repealed IR Impliedly Repealed RS Repealed and substituted NYP Not yet
12. as you wish You can also select Alphabetical List to see a full list of legislation arranged alphabetically Select NEXT when you have completed your selections Filter by jurisdiction How select the legislation that is of interest to you Use the Subject Index below or the Alphabetical Listto find the legislation that you wish to monitor C ALL ACT Click on NEXT when you have completed your selections COM NSW NT QLD T Banking and Finance 0 titles selected in all jurisdictions E Administration 0 of 85 titles selected C Select all titles SA TAS Step 3 Confirm your subject selections When you make changes to your Profile including when you set it up initially you will be required to SAVE your selections to confirm that the changes you have recommended get added to your Profile Legislative Alerts Profile gt Step 3 Confirm Your Profile En i Ss online help Below is the list of subject categories and legislation that you have selected to monitor with Lawlex Legislative Alerts Click Save to confirm or Cancel to review your selections The following is your Lawlex Legislation Alert Profile Selected Subjects of Interest Banking and Finance gt Administration Banking and Finance gt Bank Mergers Banking and Finance gt Bankruptcy and Insolvency Banking and Finance gt Consumer Credit Banking and Finance gt Debt Recovery Banking and Finance gt Duties
13. been incorporated Constituency The electorate or area or the people in it which a member of parliament represents Constitution The law that defines the powers and responsibilities of the State and Federal Governments Current Page 32 of 49 Acts and Regulations The legislation is either in operation or pending commencement Bills The Bill is currently being considered before parliament Debate The formal presentation in the Legislative Chambers of various viewpoints Declatory Acts Legislation whereby there have been doubts expressed as to the meaning scope or validity of a law where parliament has had to clarify Defeated Negatived After parliament has debated a Bill it must be put to a vote to determine if a majority of members support that Bill A Bill that does not achieve a majority of votes does not pass the parliament and is said to be defeated or negatived Delegated Legislation Sometimes referred to as subordinate legislation Regulations rules ordinances determinations notices instruments directions orders and by laws made under the authority of an Act Disallowance If delegated legislation is tabled in parliament and either house disallow it it has the same effect as being repealed Disallowed Regulations are required to be tabled in parliament after they are made The Regulations are subject to disallowance if parliament finds that they are beyond the Regulation making power granted by the pri
14. ie notice of motion When the originating house agrees to the motion the Bill is formally introduced to parliament with its long title Copies of the Bill are distributed to members 1 2 Second reading The second reading speech explains the purpose general principles and effect of the Bill It is usually read by the minister responsible who presents an explanatory memorandum explaining the reasons for the Bill and outlines its provisions Debate is then scheduled for future sittings The purpose of this pause is to give members time to study the Bill and its effects before speaking and voting on it and to give time for public discussion 1 3 Second reading Debate The second reading debate usually commences several sittings after the first reading and involves debate by the opposition and other government speakers who have an interest in the Bill At the end of this debate the house may agree to the Bill in principle 1 4 Detailed Consideration Following the second reading debate each house can propose changes at this stage known as the committee stage however all amendments must be approved by both upper and lower houses Both houses must agree to a Bill in identical terms before it can become law 1 5 Third reading When a Bill is read a third time all amendments will have been made The house then votes and if supported by a majority the Bill is passed It then moves to the other house where the same procedure takes place fi
15. legislation for all Australian States and Territories and publishes plain English summaries of proposed and new developments within 24 hours of being notified of the change This helps keep you up to date with changes to the law Premium Research also provides you with a single point of entry for conducting legal research making it easy to search either across all jurisdictions or just the ones you are interested in at one time Page 5 of 49 My Legislative Alert Profile To create your Legislative Alert Profile click on My Profile Legislative Alert You will be taken through a process to establish which alerts you will receive Title Full Text LAWLEX de Prue Presser Sign Out Home Profiles Legislative Alerts amp Premium Research Regulatory Newsfeeds SH amp E Monitor Administration User Guide Contact U Legislative Alerts Profile gt Risk Driven Compliance Assured gt Know gt Integrate gt Automate gt My Lawlex Legislative Alert Profile online help Prue s Profile Below is the legislation that is currently in your Lawlex Legislative Alert Profile gt Legislative Alerts To remove legislation from your Alert Profile deselect the corresponding checkbox and click Next gt Regulatory Newsfeeds To add additional subjects of interest or legislation to your Alert Profile click on the Subjects of Interest or Legislation tabs above gt SH amp E Monitor To reset your Alert Profile click on
16. list of Business Processes H Capital Projects and Business Transactions 8 of 8 business processes selected in this category F Communication Consultation and Involvement 5 of 5 business processes selected in this category ih Y Contractors Visitors Suppliers and Customers 0 of 5 business processes selected in this category The Modify Selections tab gives you the opportunity to edit your profile Whenever you change your profile by either adding or deleting business processes you will be shown what these changes are and you must confirm the selections so that they are saved SH amp E Monitor Profile gt Current Selections gt My SH amp E Monitor Profile online help Outlined below are the SH amp E business processes you are currently subscribed to You can remove business processes from your profile via this screen De select by ticking the relevant boxes then click on Next to complete the action and Save your selections To reset your SH amp E Monitor Profil slick on the Clear My Profile button Building Works V Communication with Employees Construction Work V Demolition and Decommissioning The SH amp E Update Archive All the SH amp E Updates that Lawlex publishes are stored in the SH amp E Update Archive under the relevant business process You can find these by searching for keywords in either a specific business process or across them all For more informat
17. the Clear My Profile button gt Account Details gt My oe Your Legislative Alert contains the following subjects of interest gt VIEW USER GUIDES Commercial and Corporate Law 19 of 19 subcategories selected 1 IRI gt FREE TRIAL Administration LAWLEX SERVICES Associations and Co Operatives Bankruptcy and Insolvency gt MORE ABOUT Bounties Subsidies and Grants LAWLEX Competition Consumer Credit 1300 555 595 Contract ga info lawlex com au Corporations and Securities key Corporations and Securities related Corporations Created by Statute E Commerce Exports and Imports Lawlex distinguishes between e new legislation new Principal Bills or Regulations and e amendments which are made to existing legislation and are also known as Amending legislation Lawlex Alerts inform you about the existence of new legislation based upon the jurisdictions and the subject areas that you have selected Alerts are also sent to you about amending legislation based upon the current Acts or Regulations you have in your Alert profile For example if you are a commercial lawyer it is most likely that you will want the Corporations Act 2001 a Principal Act in your Profile If a Corporations Amendment Bill is introduced into Parliament we will send you an Alert about the proposed change This is an example of an amendment to existing legislation To receive Alerts for all new principal legislation in the corporate
18. the jurisdictions from which you want to receive Alerts You may or may not be interested in legislative developments across all Australian States or Territories Use the Jurisdiction selection process to refine your search Legislative Alerts Profile gt hy A E a as The colour tabs at the top of this screen indicate where you are in the Profile building process Before you begin you may wish to view the online quide for creating an Alert Profile The first thing we recommend you do is select your Subjects of Interest Lawlex Editors add all new principal legislation to our subject index It is the subject categories that you select which help us determine which Legislative Alerts to send you for new principal legislation Principal legislation includes all new Bills Regulations Plans and By laws that do not simply amend other statutes but themselves create new legal rights or obligations By being more specific you will ensure the alerts you For example if you had selected the Torts subject of interest under the Legal System category you would have received a Lawlex Legislative 1 Alert informing you of the introduction of and assent to the Defamation Bill 2005 Vic rece l ve a re m o re releva nt to your interests You will receive Legislative Alerts for new principal legislation that fall within the jurisdictions and subject categories you select To refine your profile select Jurisdictions that are relevant
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20. to you Oat Macr M com v nsw Mat Moo Msa Mts Mvc Mwa How select the subjects that are of interest to you Click on NEXT when you have completed your selections p Banking and Finance 0 of 16 subcategories selected DL Step 2 Select the specific legislation that you wish to monitor After selecting NEXT the Profile Set Up Wizard takes you to the next tab where you select Acts or Regulations you wish to monitor Use the key to open the categories The Wizard defaults to a subject category view but you can change this to see an Alphabetical List of legislation if you prefer Page 7 of 49 Legislative Alerts Profile gt Step 2 Legislation OOOO online help Now you are required to select specific legislation that you wish to monitor When an amendment is made to the legislation that you have selected Lawlex will send you a Legislative Alert informing you of the nature of that change For example if you are a commercial lawyer you may wish to be sent Alerts when there are amendments made for example to the Corporations Act 2001 No 50 Cth This amp ct needs to be in your profile for this to happen If you have selected subject categories you will see the legislation listed under these categories below and you can select specific legislation within these subjects for monitoring Use the Jurisdiction filter to see a wider selection of legislation and select as many Acts or Regulations
21. tracking is accessible from the right hand side menus at all times and as a link under the Legislative Alerts amp Premium Research tab from the top menu You need to browse for Bills by Year and Jurisdiction Bill Tracking gt Bill Tracking online help 2 Bill Tracking provides you with information about a Bill s progress through Parliament from 1st Reading to Assent It includes the stages and dates of progression and notes whether a Bill has been amended during its passage through a House The Bill s status is included showing whether the Bill is current awaiting assent or if it has failed hen a Bill has been Assented the year and number of the Act will be displayed The Bills are arranged alphabetically by jurisdiction and year Enter Search Criteria online help Jurisdiction ACT Y Year 2006 Go gt Commencement Tables As above a link to the Commencement Tables appears on the right hand side toolbar at all times as well as under the Legislative Alerts amp Premium Research tab You search for this information by Year Jurisdiction and Document Type You will also be able to link directly to Commencement information when you are in a Core Document Homepage for a piece of legislation Commencement Tables gt Commencement Tables online help The Commencement Tables provide you with commencement information for Acts and Regulations in all jurisdictions for specific years Assent
22. 007 Lightning protection on 10 January 2007 This Standard supersedes AS NZS 1768 Int 2003 to set out guidelines for the protection of persons and property from hazards arising from exposure to lightning The recommendations focus on three pain areas the protection of persons both outdoors and indoors e the protection of buildings or structures and mines and the protection of sensitive electronic equipment from overvoltages resulting from a lightning strike to a building or its associated services This Standard is referred to in the following Regulations and Code of Practice Dangerous Goods Regulations 1985 Mo 4 NT Dangerous Substances Explosives Regulation 2004 No 10 ACT New Zealand Hazardous Substances Classes 1 to 5 Controls Regulations 2001 and NSW Safety Aspects in the Design of Bulk Solids Containers including Silos Field Bins and Chaser Bins Code of Practice 2005 Source SA Global Lawlex WorkCover NSW Brookers 2 South Australia top Powerline Clearance Declaration Guide EnergySafety SA has issued a brochure entitled Powerline Clearance Declaration Guide January 2007 This brochure provides information on minimum safe clearances between powerlines and buildings prescribed by the Electricity Act 1996 No 96 SA It also provides tips on when it s OK to sign the declaration form which requires applicants to confirm that their development will meet these clearances Sou
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24. S9 SAI GLOBAL My Lawlex General User Guide August 2007 PUE DOSQ a cde a Um dec D EA dre ML D tus 3 My LAWIOX pr 3 Accessing Lawlex xi e le e eG wisn Se va ves ged aaa EM EPR RP e E dA 3 My Account Detal Siar veros eden be eva c te t adt c e te te i eee A e d 4 IP fixed address 5 ri ee a ree Er Ron ROPA awk fies VA REN INE ICE TR EIN REF NIRE ADS 5 Premium Research and Alerts sessesseseeeseeseen nennen nenne nena rna share rase sea ses reae nn nnn 5 About Lawlex Premium Research and Alerts ssssssesseeseeseene enne nnns 5 Creatinga Noieonl tee vnareiels viet E A cnned dicaade eile vate nia vie dhed EA wiv ie aaa aiwa 6 Step 1 Subjects of Interest a AN teehee a oe ea Vx PR 7 Step 2 Select the specific legislation that you wish to monitor eeseeennn n 7 Step 3 Confirm your subject selections oo enemies 8 Keeping your Profile up to date oo EERIE EEE RHEE EEE nnn 8 Modifying your Profile through your Alerts 0 nemen meme nnn nnn 8 Modifying your Profile by using the Your Legislative Alert Profile tab seseeseeeeese 9 Profile summary oorr x Ree kae xt n e e Cx d ERE xe wa de re ra ER Re a di 10 Searching for leglIslatiOniz iere Ire rn nee lea a Coane d ea ei p cete ete e ve Dee Ld x reeds 11 Banner S archy PEE 11 You will be able to resubmit your previous search by clicking on Last Search 11 The Search Eegislation page ette P exe tee eo ee etre eed dee
25. ajority of seats in the lower house The upper house is referred to as the Legislative Council LC in the States and the Senate in the Commonwealth A Bill must be passed by both houses in order to be enacted In Australia there are nine legislatures Commonwealth Parliament comprises the House of Representatives amp Senate Parliament of Queensland comprises the LA Parliament of New South Wales comprises the LA amp LC Parliament of Victoria comprises the LA amp LC Parliament of Tasmania comprises the HA amp LC Parliament of South Australia comprises the HA amp LC Parliament of Western Australia comprises the HA amp LC Legislative Assembly of Northern Territory comprises the HA Legislative Assembly of Australian Capital Territory comprises the HA The G mimeniwealth Parliament is granted power by the Commonwealth Constitution to legislate on specific topics such as tax trade and commerce immigration and industrial arbitration Scd ode d UE The party that enjoys the support of a majority in the lower house forms government that is led by the Premier or Chief Minister in the States or the Prime Minister in the Commonwealth Parliaments usually sit in autumn March April and spring August September and each session generally lasts approximately 10 to 14 weeks 1 Bills A Bill is a proposal for a law that is introduced into parliament Most Bills are proposed by the political party in governm
26. al agreement will appoint a mediator to mediate the dispute Failing such agreement a mediator will be appointed by the President for the time being of the Law Institute of Victoria If the parties are unable to resolve the dispute by mediation in accordance with clause 10 2 then if both parties so agree at that time the parties will submit the dispute to arbitration in accordance with the Commercial Arbitration Act 1984 Vic The request by a party to submit a dispute or matter to consultation mediation or arbitration will not preclude either parties from seeking injunctive or other Page 45 of 49 11 12 13 relief from a Court of competent jurisdiction and shall not in any way derogate from any other legal or equitable rights which may be vested in the parties from time to time Force Majeure 11 1 If a Force Majeure Event affecting a party precludes that party Precluded Party partially or wholly from complying with its obligations under this Agreement then 11 1 1 as soon as reasonably practicable after that Force Majeure Event arises the Precluded Party must notify the other party of the Force Majeure Event and 11 1 2 to the extent and for the period that the Precluded Party is precluded by the Force Majeure Event from complying with its obligations under this Agreement those obligations will be suspended 11 2 This clause does not apply to any obligation to pay money Miscellaneous 12 1 12 2
27. cted to manage proceedings on behalf of the government in Federal Parliament the Prime Minister Leader of the Opposition A member elected by the Opposition to lead them and shadow the Premier Legislation A law or set of laws suggested by a government and made official by a parliament Legislative Assembly The lower house of parliament Legislative Council The upper house of parliament Legislature The arm of government whose function is to make amend and repeal laws as a parliament Lower House One of two houses in a bicameral system The government is formed from the party or coalition with a majority in the lower house Minister Page 35 of 49 A member of the government responsible for one or more government departments they are also a member of Cabinet Modification A modification is not an amendment In some jurisdictions eg NSW local jurisdiction local legislation can apply legislation from other jurisdictions foreign legislation eg Commonwealth and or other States as a law of the local jurisdiction However the foreign legislation may not wholly suit the purpose of the local jurisdiction Therefore under the local legislation there may be a provision stating that the foreign legislation with or without modifications is applied as law of the local jurisdiction Motion A proposal put to the house framed in a way that will result in the opinion of the house being expressed or a decision being made
28. d by Lawlex We therefore cannot provide deep links to the search terms in the document you retrive nor can we guarantee the currency and the accuracy of the full text indexes Some legislation is not available for full text searching including Amending Regulations of South Australia Some older repealed Commonwealth legislation and Private Members Bills NSW Bills If you are searching across all jurisdictions please use the radio buttons above to display the search results for specific jurisdictions Search Results of privacy and medical in COM Sort by Relevance v Part III Information privacy 48 Division 1 Interferences 73 396 P non At 1988 No 119 Prneipal Aet Privacy Act 1988 ontents Part I P with privacy 48 Inte Privacy Act 19 R te iv Privacy Act 1988 s 2001 Contents Part 1 Pra n onal Privacy Principle e2 Privacy Private Sect j Part 2 Privacy 6 Privacy Private 179 O0clnri sc Laniclatian Amandmant ffmarannciac and NieactarcS Ant ANNA Ma 140 TAmandina Act 1 A statistical relevancy ranking appears beside the item to help you decide the usefulness of items that have been retrieved Please note Lawlex in accordance with its Internet Charter of Use points to legislation which is hosted on the official government web sites This means that the full text search indexes produce lists of legislation with some context to help you decide relevance but you will not be
29. date your Alert Profile by clicking here for Acts View Regulations under this Act direct link to regulations made under that title for Regulations View the Governing Act for this Regulation Act under which the Regulations are made View the History of Amendments to this Title This information is only available from the date on which Lawlex tracking began For a more comprehensive guide to this please refer to the dates in the Coverage document Check for Amendments since the last Consolidation this information is important because it allows you to see if there are any provisions awaiting proclamation Read the Alert Summaries all Alert summaries are linked and you can read a plain English summary of what the new law was proposing to do View the Bill if Lawlex was tracking bills at the time new legislation was created there will be a link to that Bill if it is available View the Commencement Information This allows you to check when a piece of legislation came into operation View Gazette Notice References Lawlex tracks gazette notice made under various pieces of legislation at the request of clients Governing Department This links you to the relevant government department that is responsible for the management of the legislation This Title amends This feature allows you to research related legislation More information about these features follows in this guide Page 16 of 49 Bill Tracking Bill
30. dations All public principal Acts as passed and private principal Acts as passed and made available on the internet All amending Acts as passed since 1980 Regulation titles All current consolidations Regulations as made from 1996 URLs to Legislation All current consolidations Acts as passed from 1996 Regulations as made from 1996 Act Commencement Information All current consolidations as available on the internet Acts as passed since 1980 Regulation Commencement Information For Regulations as cited above History of Amendments Since 1990 Alert Summaries Since 1 March 2001 Bill Tracking Since 1995 URLs to Bills Since 1996 Government Gazette Notices Dates vary for individual titles tracking began in 1996 Association of Regulations to governing Acts All current principal titles Governing Department details All current principal Acts URLs to Second Reading Speeches Since 1996 and from 1991 to 1995 for principal Acts URLs to Compatibility Statements Since 1 January 2007 upon the commencement of s 28 of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 No 43 Vic URLs to Explanatory Notes Since 2000 as made available URLs to Historical Versions All current principal titles where available Western Australia Act titles All current consolidations as cited above Regulation titles as cited above
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52. n They are not debated by parliament Page 30 of 49 3 Delegated Legislation Also known as subordinate laws they are made by individuals or bodies authorised to do so by parliament Methods for making delegated legislation are prescribed by the statutes that authorise the particular form of delegated legislation For instance local government Acts may contain provisions for making by laws by municipal councils Delegated legislation must be made under the authority of a statute It cannot exist on its own without a governing statute A process involving signature notification and tabling in parliament makes the most important forms of delegated legislation Parliamentary involvement is required as a matter of constitutional principle Once the instrument is drafted the Governor General or Governor must sign it generally on the advice of the Executive Council The next step is to publish usually in the government gazette the text of the legislation or a notice that it has been made Finally it is tabled in parliament and unless there is a motion for the disallowance within a specified number of sitting days the formal procedures for its making are complete Failure to table the delegated legislation in parliament means that the legislation is void In all jurisdictions it is also quite common for a statute to specify a two step procedure signature by the relevant minister and notification in the gazette Tabling in parliament is not requi
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72. se of electronic signatures on prescriptions which are transmitted electronically c allow a conditional exemption from certain prescription dispensing requirements to be granted to pharmacists or have adequate arrangements for dispensing electronically transmitted prescriptions and d prescribe additional requirements in relation to cancelled prescriptions of Nalbuphine edical practitioners who The amending Regulations commenced on 1 March 2007 Visit the Controlled Substances Poisons Variation Regulations 2007 No 13 SA LAWLEX Visit the Controlled Substances Poisons Regulations 1996 No 4 SA LAWLEX Homepa View the table of amendments Remove the Controlled Substances Poisons Regulations 1996 No 4 SA from my profile By clicking on this link you will receive no further Alerts about changes to the Controlled Substances Poisons Regulations 1996 No 4 SA Modifying your Profile by using the Your Legislative Alert Profile tab If you already have a Profile when you click on the My Profile My Legislative Alerts tab your selections will be displayed Commercial and Corporate Law 2 of 19 subcategories selected Select All Subcategories Administration If you find you are getting too many Alerts the easiest way to restrict the number of emails you receive is to make your new legislation subject category selections as narrow as possible Associations and Co Operatives Bankruptcy and Insolvency Boun
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75. storical versions if they are available from the Government websites through which you can search for a version of the legislation as it was in the past e Index Categories a list of which categories the title has been indexed under in the subject index which can be useful for helping you select your subject categories when creating your Alert Profile Additional features are located under the Lawlex Premium Research heading Not all Premium Research features will exist for all legislation only those that are relevant to the Act or Regulation that you have searched for will appear For example the above shows you Premium Research features for the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1998 Following is an example of what will appear for the Commonwealth Privacy Amendment Act 1990 You will note that the range of additional features varies and this will be mostly due to what was or is available on the web at the time Lawlex commenced tracking legislation Page 15 of 49 Core Document Homepage gt R Privacy Amendment Act 1990 No 116 COM online help Source ComLaw incorporating FRLI Document Type Amending Act eg Principal Amending Other Document Status Current The government publication is current to Monday December 24 1990 Lawlex Premium Research gt amp View the Commencement Information The full range of Law Premium Research features includes Add this Title to my Alert Profile you can easily up
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81. us circumstances which the court must consider prior to making the parentage order and outlining the effects of such an order d requiring an approved plan to be made in relation to the surrogate child s long term welfare providing for the variation of such a plan and the consequences of breach and e regulating access to information relating to surrogacy arrangements including access to court records and registrations of birth e Add this title to your profile P um on this link the title is added to your Profile and you will receive updates about its progress assent and proclamation and any amendments that are made to it at a later date Similarly when you receive an Alert about an amendment to a title you can also remove that title from your Profile Amendment to the Controlled Substances Poisons Regulations 1996 No 4 SA New Statutory Rule Controlled Substances Poisons Variation Regulations 2007 No 13 SA The Controlled Substances Poisons Variation Regulations 2007 No 13 SA amend the Controlled Substances Poisons Regulations 1996 No 4 SA The amending Regulations provide for the electronic transmission of prescriptions Specifically the amending Regulations a allow a conditional exemption from certain prescription giving requirements to be granted to a prescriber or a class of prescribers who have adequate arrangements for the electronic transmission of prescriptions b provide for the u
82. who are responsible for the development and implementation of policy Campaign The period before an election in which parliamentary candidates and parties seek to win voters support Candidate A person who stands for election to parliament Chair A person in charge of a meeting in the Legislative Council the President or his deputy in the Legislative Assembly the Speaker or his deputy Chamber The room in which the Legislative Assembly meets Clerk of the House The most senior parliamentary officer in each chamber Clerk of the Parliaments The senior permanent parliamentary officer Coalition A combination of two or more parties in parliament Cognate Act An Act which is subsidiary to a principal Act It generally deals with consequential or transitional matters which flow from the passage of the principal Act Commencement Date on which the Act becomes operational usually specified in section 2 of the Act Committee A group of members of parliament that considers matters referred to it and reports its findings to parliament Committee Stage A stage during parliament s consideration of a Bill when each clause may be examined in detail and amendments may be considered Consolidations An Act bringing together all existing statute law on a certain subject Put in place primarily for convenience as it enables people to find the law on a topic more quickly Term also given to principal legislation where amendments have
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84. y include repealed legislation however by ticking the Repealed Failed Legislation box you will ensure that you pick up this material in your search If you include Repealed Failed Legislation in your search you can tell whether a title is repealed by checking the Document Status field on the Core Document Homepage it will say either Current or Repealed Year Range restricts your search to a known date range and you can also nominate how many Search Results are displayed per page the default is 20 but you can select 5 10 30 or 50 Search operators The default operator is AND when using Lawlex to search legislation This means that you do not need to add the word AND when you are searching for more than one word For example firearms knives bombs will return documents that have firearms AND knives AND bombs in them Lawlex Search retrieves exactly the words that you enter into the keyword box Stemming or wildcard searches are not supported For example searching for crim or crim will not yield crime or criminal If in doubt try both forms for example crime and criminal Symbol Function Examples 5 1 Finds exact terms as quoted criminal law Same as AND Criminal amp Law NOT Excludes pages that contain a term or phrase criminal NOT law Used to group words in OR and NOT queries criminal law social justice family funds NOT police stations Denotes that all search results must include this

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