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AI-detected issues
Logical flaws, contradictions, and impossible compliance requirements found by AI analysis across Australian legislation.
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A timely duplicate-ballot request may be made after the incorporated ballot-issue deadline has passed.
the returning officer must issue to the person new ballot-papers in accordance with regulation 9
A request under this regulation must be received by the returning officer not less than 7 days before the close of the poll.
The returning officer, at least 14 days before the close of the poll, must post or cause to be posted or otherwise delivered
Section 9(2) creates an exception for a person deemed by section 12(1) to be a public notary, but the supplied section 12 has no subsection (1) and contains no deeming provision.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a person who is deemed by section 12(1) to be a public notary appointed under this Act.
Part 2 as amended by sections 16 and 17 of the **Legal Profession and Public Notaries Amendment Act 2012** applies in respect of a person who applies for a certificate of eligibility under section 5 after the commencement of those sections.
A centre, hospital or service may have to report before a patient's discharge date exists.
60 days after the date on which the person in charge of the centre, hospital or service becomes aware that an individual has a diagnosis of cancer, or a precursor to cancer, of a type prescribed by regulation 6;
the information in Schedule 2;
10 Date of discharge of the individual as a patient from the centre, hospital or service (as the case may be).
Section 7(2) restricts disposal of land described as hatched and cross-hatched in Schedule 3 and purportedly granted under section 6(2), but section 6(2) authorises a grant only of land shown hatched in Schedule 3.
The Governor in Council on behalf of the Crown may grant the land shown hatched on the plan in Schedule 3 to the Goolum Goolum Aboriginal Co‑operative Limited for an estate in fee simple.
The organisation to which the land shown hatched and cross-hatched on the plan in Schedule 3 has been granted under section 6(2) or any successor‑in‑law may sell or otherwise dispose of its interest in fee simple in the land only to a traditional owner within the meaning of the **Aboriginal Heritage
the grant under section 6(2) of land shown hatched on the plan in Schedule 3;
The record requirement cannot be satisfied for an age-ineligible volunteer contemplated by regulation 96(4).
a WWC clearance cannot be issued for the person because of the person's age;
the person educates and cares for children at the children's service only under the immediate supervision of an educator who has attained the age of 18 years.
a record of the identifying number of the student's or volunteer's current WWC clearance and the expiry date of that clearance;
A diagnosis report may be due before any cancer recurrence exists, although recurrence information is unconditionally required.
60 days after the date on which the person in charge of the centre, hospital or service becomes aware that an individual has a diagnosis of cancer, or a precursor to cancer, of a type prescribed by regulation 6;
Details of treatment of recurrence(s) (*if any*).
19 Cancer recurrence information— Date of cancer recurrence; Site(s) of cancer recurrence.
The precursor-only reporting path requires information about a cancer or primary tumour that may not exist.
a report of a diagnosis of cancer or a precursor to cancer is in the prescribed form if it contains the information prescribed by regulation 8(c);
for a centre, hospital or service referred to in regulation 7(a) or (b), the information in Schedule 2;
12 Primary site of cancer.
The pathology-service precursor-only reporting path requires cancer-specific information that may not exist.
for a pathology service referred to in regulation 7(c), 30 days after the date on which the person in charge of the laboratory where the test analysis is conducted becomes aware that a test indicates that an individual has a diagnosis of cancer, or a precursor to cancer, of a type prescribed by the
for a pathology service referred to in regulation 7(c), the information in Schedule 3.
Primary site of cancer;