{"id":"a-2025-29","name":"Statute Law Amendment Act 2025","slug":"statute-law-amendment-act-2025","collection":"act","jurisdiction":"act","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":"29 of 2025","makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":24334,"registerId":"act-a-2025-29-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-01","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"Name of Act","content":"1 Name of Act\nThis Act is the Statute Law Amendment Act 2025.\n","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"2","sectionType":"section","heading":"Commencement","content":"2 Commencement\n(1) The following provisions commence on the 10th day after this Act’s\nnotification day:\n• sections 3 to 6\n• schedules 1 and 2\n• schedule 3, parts 3.1 to 3.50 (other than part 3.16).\nNote The naming and commencement provisions automatically commence on\nthe notification day (see Legislation Act, s 75 (1)).\n(2) Schedule 3, part 3.16 commences on the commencement of the\nProperty Developers Act 2024, schedule 2, part 2.4, amendment 2.31.\n(3) Schedule 3, parts 3.51 to 3.109 (other than part 3.101) commence on\nthe 20th day after this Act’s notification day.\n(4) Schedule 3, part 3.101 commences on the commencement of the\nVoluntary Assisted Dying Act 2024, section 105.\n(5) Schedule 4, parts 4.1 to 4.50 commence on the 30th day after this\n(6) Schedule 4, parts 4.51 to 4.100 commence on the 40th day after this\n(7) Schedule 4, parts 4.101 to 4.150 commence on the 50th day after this\n(8) Schedule 4, parts 4.151 to 4.196 commence on the 60th day after this\n(9) However, if a law is amended in schedule 3 (a schedule 3\namendment) and the law is also amended in schedule 4 (a schedule 4\namendment) the schedule 4 amendments to that law commence on\nthe day the schedule 3 amendments commence.\n\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 3\n","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"3","sectionType":"section","heading":"Notes","content":"3 Notes\nA note included in this Act is explanatory and is not part of this Act.\nNote See the Legislation Act, s 127 (1), (4) and (5) for the legal status of notes.\n","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"4","sectionType":"section","heading":"Purpose of Act","content":"4 Purpose of Act\nThe purpose of this Act is to improve the quality of the statute law of\nthe Territory by amending legislation for the purpose of statute law\nrevision.\n","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"5","sectionType":"section","heading":"Legislation amended—schs 1-4","content":"5 Legislation amended—schs 1-4\nThis Act amends the legislation mentioned in schedules 1 to 4.\n\n","sortOrder":4},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 1","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Minor amendments","content":"Schedule 1 Minor amendments\nSchedule 1 Minor amendments\nNote Statute Law Amendment Acts may include a schedule for minor\namendments proposed by government agencies. This Act does not\nprovide for such amendments but the schedule heading is retained to\npreserve the usual numbering of schedules 2 and 3. Schedule 2 provides\nfor amendments to the Legislation Act. Schedule 3 provides for minor\nand technical amendments proposed by the parliamentary counsel.\n\nLegislation Act 2001 Part 2.1\nAmendment [2.1]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 5\n[2.1] Section 151A (4), definition of public entity, paragraph (c)\nomit\nstatutory-office holder\nstatutory office-holder\n[2.2] Dictionary, part 1, definition of Australian driver licence\nand note\nAustralian driver licence—see the Road Transport (Driver\nLicensing) Act 1999, dictionary.\nNote Australian driver licence is defined in the Road Transport (Driver\nLicensing) Act 1999, dict to mean a licence (including a conditional\nlicence, learner licence, probationary licence, provisional licence or\nrestricted licence or a driver licence receipt) issued under the law of the\nACT, the Commonwealth, a State or an internal Territory authorising the\nholder to drive a motor vehicle on a road or road related area.\nThis amendment updates a definition and note in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n\nAmendment [2.3]\n[2.3] Dictionary, part 1, new definition of Commonwealth\nCommonwealth Criminal Code means the criminal code set out in\nthe Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cwlth), schedule.\nThis amendment inserts a definition of a term used in a number of Acts and subordinate\nlegislation.\n[2.4] Dictionary, part 1, definition of driver licence and note\ndriver licence—see the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Act 1999,\ndictionary.\nNote Driver licence is defined in the Road Transport (Driver Licensing)\nAct 1999, dict to mean a licence (including a conditional licence, learner\nlicence, probationary licence, provisional licence or restricted licence\nissued under that Act or a driver licence receipt issued under that Act)\nauthorising the holder to drive a motor vehicle on a road or road related\narea.\nThis amendment updates a definition and note in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n\nLegislation Act 2001 Part 2.1\nAmendment [2.5]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 7\n[2.5] Dictionary, part 1, definition of enrolled nurse,\nparagraph (a) (i)\nomit\nnursing and midwifery profession\nnursing profession\n[2.6] Dictionary, part 1, definition of midwife, paragraph (a)\nomit\nnursing and midwifery profession as a midwife\nmidwifery profession\n\nAmendment [2.7]\n[2.7] Dictionary, part 1, definition of National Credit Code\nomit\nsection 5\nsection 5 (1)\n[2.8] Dictionary, part 1, definition of nurse, paragraph (a)\nomit\nnursing and midwifery profession as a nurse\nnursing profession\n[2.9] Dictionary, part 1, definition of nurse, paragraph (b)\nomit\nregistration; and\nregistration; but\n\nLegislation Regulation 2003 Part 2.2\nAmendment [2.10]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 9\n[2.10] Dictionary, part 1, definition of public sector body\npublic sector body—\n(a) means a body made up of public sector members; and\n(b) includes a body made up of 1 statutory office-holder.\n[2.11] Dictionary, part 1, definition of territory-owned\ncorporation\nterritory-owned corporation means a territory-owned corporation\nunder the Territory-owned Corporations Act 1990, section 6 (1).\n","sortOrder":5},{"sectionNumber":"Part 2","sectionType":"part","heading":"2 Legislation Regulation 2003","content":"Part 2.2 Legislation Regulation 2003\n[2.12] Section 7 (2), note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a standard note about examples. The note is no longer used in current\n\n","sortOrder":6},{"sectionNumber":"Part 3","sectionType":"part","heading":"1 ACTEW/AGL Partnership Facilitation Act 2000","content":"Part 3.1 ACTEW/AGL Partnership Facilitation Act 2000\nAmendment [3.1]\nPart 3.1 ACTEW/AGL Partnership\nFacilitation Act 2000\n[3.1] Section 30 (2)\nomit\nsection 16 (1) (d)\nsection 16 (1) (f)\nPart 3.2 Administrative Decisions\n(Judicial Review) Act 1989\n[3.2] Section 13 (8) (a)\nomit\nrequestor\nrequester\n\nAdoption Regulation 1993 Part 3.3\nAmendment [3.3]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 11\nPart 3.3 Adoption Regulation 1993\n[3.3] Section 7 (3) (a)\nomit\na person prescribed by the Statutory Declarations\nRegulations (Cwlth), regulation 4\na prescribed person under the Statutory Declarations\nAct 1959 (Cwlth), section 4\nThis amendment updates a cross-reference in line with current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 3.4 Annual Reports (Government\nAgencies) Act 2004\n[3.4] Section 7A (1), note\nomit\ns 217 and s 283\ns 218 (3) and s 283 (3)\n\nPart 3.5 Architects Act 2004\nAmendment [3.5]\nPart 3.5 Architects Act 2004\n[3.5] Section 88 (3)\nomit\n[3.6] Section 88 (4) and (5)\nomit\n[3.7] Section 88 (5) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Architects Act 2004, section 88 (5) (c).\n\nAssisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 Part 3.6\nAmendment [3.8]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 13\n[3.8] Section 88 (6)\nomit\n[3.9] Section 88 (7)\nomit\nPart 3.6 Assisted Reproductive\nTechnology Act 2024\n[3.10] Section 40 (1) (c)\nbefore\na child were\nif\n\nPart 3.6 Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024\nAmendment [3.11]\n[3.11] Section 118 (3)\n[3.12] Section 126 heading\n","sortOrder":7},{"sectionNumber":"126","sectionType":"section","heading":"Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in","content":"126 Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in\nregulations\n\nAssisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 Part 3.6\nAmendment [3.13]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 15\n[3.13] Section 126 (1)\nomit\n[3.14] Section 126 (2) and (3)\nomit\n[3.15] Section 126 (3) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024,\nsection 126 (3) (c).\n\nPart 3.7 Australian Crime Commission (ACT) Act 2003\nAmendment [3.16]\n[3.16] Section 126 (4)\nomit\n[3.17] Section 126 (5)\nomit\nPart 3.7 Australian Crime Commission\n(ACT) Act 2003\n[3.18] Section 12 (1)\nomit\nmeetings\na meeting\nThis amendment recasts the provision in singular form in line with current legislative drafting\n\nAustralian Crime Commission (ACT) Act 2003 Part 3.7\nAmendment [3.19]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 17\n[3.19] Section 12 (2)\nomit\nThe chair, in exercising his or her power to call meetings, must ensure\nthat meetings of the board are\nIf the chair calls a meeting of the board, they must ensure the\nmeeting is\nThis amendment updates language in line with current legislative drafting practice. This\namendment also recasts the provision in singular form in line with current legislative drafting\n[3.20] Section 21 (6)\nomit\n[3.21] Sections 26 (4) (b) and 31 (1) (c)\nomit\n\nPart 3.8 Bail Act 1992\nAmendment [3.22]\n[3.22] Sections 42, 43 and 45 (9) (c)\nomit\n[3.23] Section 49 (a) (ii)\nomit\nPart 3.8 Bail Act 1992\n[3.24] Section 9B (c)\nomit\n\nBail Act 1992 Part 3.8\nAmendment [3.25]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 19\n[3.25] Section 9D (4) and (5) (b)\nomit\nauthorised person\nauthorised officer\nThis amendment corrects a minor typographical error. The Bail Act 1992 allows authorised\nofficers to grant bail in certain stated circumstances and prohibits them from granting bail in other\nstated circumstances. The term ‘authorised person’ should be a reference to an ‘authorised\nofficer’.\n[3.26] Schedule 1, part 1.6 heading\n","sortOrder":8},{"sectionNumber":"Part 1","sectionType":"part","heading":"6 Offences against Commonwealth","content":"Part 1.6 Offences against Commonwealth\n[3.27] Dictionary, note 2\n\nPart 3.9 Biosecurity Act 2023\nAmendment [3.28]\nPart 3.9 Biosecurity Act 2023\n[3.28] Section 227 (3)\n[3.29] Section 234E, new note\nNote A transitional provision is repealed on its expiry but continues to have\neffect after its repeal (see Legislation Act, s 88).\nThis amendment inserts a note in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n\nBuilding Act 2004 Part 3.10\nAmendment [3.30]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 21\nPart 3.10 Building Act 2004\n[3.30] Section 87 (a)\nomit\n[3.31] Section 139A (5) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Building Act 2004, section 139A (5) (c).\n[3.32] Section 139A (7)\nomit\n[3.33] Section 151A (3) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Building Act 2004, section 151A (3) (c).\n\nPart 3.10 Building Act 2004\nAmendment [3.34]\n[3.34] Section 151A (5)\nomit\n[3.35] Dictionary, note 2\nomit\n• Territory land\n• territory land\n[3.36] Dictionary, note 2\n\nBuilding and Construction Industry Training Levy Act 1999 Part 3.11\nAmendment [3.37]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 23\n[3.37] Further amendments, mentions of Territory law\nomit\nin\n• section 68\n• section 107\n• section 117\n• section 142\nPart 3.11 Building and Construction\nIndustry Training Levy Act 1999\n[3.38] Section 15, definition of exempt work, paragraph (e),\nexcept note\n(e) building work to which the Building Act, part 3 (Building work)\ndoes not apply.\nThis amendment omits a redundant cross-reference. The Building Act 2004, section 15 was\nomitted by the Planning, Building and Environment Legislation Amendment Act 2015.\n\nPart 3.12 Casino Control Act 2006\nAmendment [3.39]\nPart 3.12 Casino Control Act 2006\n[3.39] Section 136C (1) (c)\nomit\n[3.40] Dictionary, note 2\nPart 3.13 Casino (Electronic Gaming)\nAct 2017\n[3.41] Section 11 (2), note\nomit\n(see s 18 (2))\n(see s 18)\n\nChildren and Young People Act 2008 Part 3.14\nAmendment [3.42]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 25\n[3.42] Section 14 (2), note\nomit\n(see s 18 (2))\n(see s 18)\nPart 3.14 Children and Young People\nAct 2008\n[3.43] Section 635J, definition of review application,\nomit\nthat the ACAT decides to deal with as a reviewable decision under\nsection 635F (3)\nunder section 635F (2)\nThis amendment omits redundant words and corrects a cross-reference.\n[3.44] Section 863 (2) (c), example 3\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant example. Treatment orders were omitted from the Drugs of\nDependence Act 1989 by the Health Legislation Amendment Act 2010 and inserted into the\nCrimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005. Section 863 (2) (c), example 1 covers the\nadministration of treatment orders under the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005.\n\nPart 3.15 Circular Economy Act 2023\nAmendment [3.45]\n[3.45] Section 865 (5), definition of court, example\nomit\nThis amendment omits an example that is no longer necessary.\nPart 3.15 Circular Economy Act 2023\n[3.46] Section 55 heading\n","sortOrder":9},{"sectionNumber":"55","sectionType":"section","heading":"Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in","content":"55 Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in\nregulation and instruments\n[3.47] Section 55 (1)\nomit\n\nCircular Economy Act 2023 Part 3.15\nAmendment [3.48]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 27\n[3.48] Section 55 (2) and (3)\nomit\n[3.49] Section 55 (3) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Circular Economy Act 2023, section 55 (3) (c).\n[3.50] Section 55 (4)\nomit\n[3.51] Section 55 (5)\nomit\n\nPart 3.16 Civil Law (Sale of Residential Property) Act 2003\nAmendment [3.52]\nPart 3.16 Civil Law (Sale of Residential\nProperty) Act 2003\n[3.52] Section 19AC (2)\nNote The defendant has an evidential burden in relation to the matters\nmentioned in s (2) (see Criminal Code, s 58).\nThis amendment inserts a note consistent with current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 3.17 Civil Unions Act 2012\n[3.53] Section 7 (d) (ii)\nomit\ndescendent\ndescendant\n\nClassification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement)\nAct 1995\nPart 3.18\nAmendment [3.54]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 29\nPart 3.18 Classification (Publications,\nFilms and Computer Games)\n(Enforcement) Act 1995\n[3.54] Section 53B (1) (b) (ii)\nomit\nsection 8 (Markings for classifications)\nsection 8 (Determined markings and consumer advice)\n[3.55] Dictionary, definition of restricted publications area\nomit\npart of a premises\npart of premises\n\nPart 3.19 Competition Policy Reform Act 1996\nAmendment [3.56]\nPart 3.19 Competition Policy Reform\nAct 1996\n[3.56] Section 29, definition of Commonwealth administrative\nlaws, paragraph (a)\n(a) the Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024 (Cwlth), other\nthan part 7 (Appeals and references of questions of law to\nFederal Court);\n[3.57] Section 33A heading\n","sortOrder":10},{"sectionNumber":"33A","sectionType":"section","heading":"References to the Administrative Review Tribunal","content":"33A References to the Administrative Review Tribunal\nAct 2024 (Cwlth), pt 7\n\nConstruction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004 Part 3.20\nAmendment [3.58]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 31\n[3.58] Section 33A\nomit\nAdministrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975 (Cwlth) (as that provision\napplies as a law of this jurisdiction) to part 4A (Appeals and\nreferences of questions of law to the Federal Court of Australia) of\nthat Act\nAdministrative Review Tribunal Act 2024 (Cwlth) (as that provision\napplies as a law of this jurisdiction) to that Act, part 7 (Appeals and\nreferences of questions of law to Federal Court)\nPart 3.20 Construction Occupations\n(Licensing) Act 2004\n[3.59] Section 26C (2)\nassessments of the corporation’s compliance with\nsection 26B;\n\nPart 3.20 Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004\nAmendment [3.60]\nrequirement to comply with section 26B;\n[3.60] Section 128A (3) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2003,\nsection 128A (3) (c).\n[3.61] Section 128A (5)\nomit\n\nControlled Sports Act 2019 Part 3.21\nAmendment [3.62]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 33\nPart 3.21 Controlled Sports Act 2019\n[3.62] Section 13 (4), definition of class A offence,\nparagraph (e) (iii)\nomit\nCriminal Code Act 1995 (Cwlth), schedule\n[3.63] Dictionary, note 2\ndictionary, part 1. This amendment inserts a new term used in the Act and defined in the\nPart 3.22 Court Procedures\nRegulation 2004\n[3.64] Section 4, 1st dot point\n• Crown Proceedings Act 1993 (NT)\n\nPart 3.23 Crimes Act 1900\nAmendment [3.65]\nPart 3.23 Crimes Act 1900\n[3.65] Section 66AA (2) (d) (i)\nomit\nsection 356 (2)\nsection 356 (3)\n[3.66] Section 393A (2), note\nomit\nCriminal Code 2002\n\nCrimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005 Part 3.24\nAmendment [3.67]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 35\nPart 3.24 Crimes (Child Sex Offenders)\n[3.67] Section 9 (2), note\nomit\n[3.68] Sections 54 (2) (i) and 55 (3) (i)\nomit\nat a particular premises\nat particular premises\n[3.69] Section 116B, definition of occupier\nomit\nof premises\n\nPart 3.24 Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005\nAmendment [3.70]\n[3.70] Section 116H (1) (k)\nomit\npart of a premises\npart of premises\n[3.71] Schedule 1, part 1.2 and schedule 2, part 2.2\nomit\n[3.72] Dictionary, note 2\n\nCrimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005 Part 3.25\nAmendment [3.73]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 37\n[3.73] Dictionary, definition of occupier\nomit\nof premises\nPart 3.25 Crimes (Sentence\nAdministration) Act 2005\n[3.74] Dictionary, note 2\n• correctional centre\n• corrections officer\n[3.75] Dictionary, definitions of correctional centre and\ncorrections officer\nomit\nThis amendment omits redundant definitions. The terms are defined in the Legislation Act,\n\nPart 3.26 Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005\nAmendment [3.76]\nPart 3.26 Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005\n[3.76] Schedule 1, part 1.2 heading\nPart 1.2 Criminal Code\nThis amendment updates a cross-reference in line with current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 3.27 Criminal Code 2002\n[3.77] Section 412, definition of impairment\nimpairment, of electronic communication to or from a computer—\n(a) includes—\n(i) the prevention of the communication; and\n(ii) the impairment of the communication on an electronic link\nor network used by the computer; but\n(b) does not include a mere interception of the communication.\nThis amendment updates a definition in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n\nCriminal Code 2002 Part 3.27\nAmendment [3.78]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 39\n[3.78] Dictionary, definition of aggravated perjury etc\naggravated perjury, for chapter 7 (Administration of justice\noffences)—see section 702.\nbet, by a person on an event, for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—\nsee section 363A (1).\ncannabis, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see section 600 (1).\ncannabis plant, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\ncause—\n(a) a loss, for chapter 3 (Theft, fraud, bribery and related offences)\ngenerally—see section 300; and\n(b) in relation to an occurrence or state of affairs, for part 3.8A\n(Cheating at gambling)—see section 363B.\ncauses—\n(a) damage or another result, for part 4.1 (Property damage\noffences)—see section 400; and\n(b) for part 4.2 (Computer offences)—see section 412; and\n(c) damage or disruption, for part 4.3 (Sabotage)—see section 422;\nand\n(d) a detriment or another result, for chapter 7 (Administration of\njustice offences)—see section 700.\nconceal a thing, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\nconduct—\n(a) for the Act generally—see section 13; and\n(b) for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—see section 363A (1).\n\nPart 3.27 Criminal Code 2002\nAmendment [3.79]\ncontrolled drug, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\ncontrolled plant, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\ncontrolled precursor, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\ndamage—\n(a) property, for part 4.1 (Property damage offences)—see\nsection 400; and\n(b) to a public facility, for part 4.3 (Sabotage)—see section 422.\nencourage, a person, for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—see\nevent, for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—see section 363A (1).\nfinancial advantage, for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—see\nfinancial disadvantage, for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—see\nimpairment, of electronic communication to or from a computer, for\npart 4.2 (Computer offences)—see section 412.\n[3.79] Dictionary, new definition of intermediary\nintermediary, for chapter 7 (Administration of justice offences)—see\nthe Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991, section 4AG.\n\nCriminal Code 2002 Part 3.27\nAmendment [3.80]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 41\n[3.80] Dictionary, definitions of obtain etc\nobtain—\n(a) for chapter 3 (Theft, fraud, bribery and related offences)\ngenerally—see section 300; and\n(b) for part 3.8A (Cheating at gambling)—see section 363D.\nperjury, for chapter 7 (Administration of justice offences)—see\nsection 703.\npossession, of a thing, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\nprepare a drug for supply, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see\nrequired geographical nexus, for part 2.7 (Geographical\napplication)—see section 63 (1).\nsupply—\n(a) for chapter 3 (Theft, fraud, bribery and related offences)—see\nsection 300; and\n(b) for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see section 600 (1).\ntraffics in a controlled drug, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—\nsee section 602.\ntransport, for chapter 6 (Serious drug offences)—see section 600 (1).\n\nPart 3.28 Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1990\nAmendment [3.81]\nPart 3.28 Director of Public Prosecutions\nAct 1990\n[3.81] Sections 7 and 8 etc\nomit\nthe director’s\nin\n• sections 7 and 8\n• section 16\n• sections 19 and 20\n[3.82] Section 20 (4)\nomit\nthe Attorney-General\n\nDirector of Public Prosecutions Regulation 1991 Part 3.29\nAmendment [3.83]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 43\n[3.83] Section 26\nomit\nthe director\n[3.84] Section 28 (2) (e)\nomit\nthe director’s\nPart 3.29 Director of Public Prosecutions\nRegulation 1991\n[3.85] Section 3 heading\n3 Prescribed functions—Act, s 6 (1) (q)\n\nPart 3.30 Discrimination Act 1991\nAmendment [3.86]\n[3.86] Section 3\nomit\nFor the Act, section 6 (1) (o) the\nThe\nThis amendment omits unnecessary words and brings the provision into line with current\nPart 3.30 Discrimination Act 1991\n[3.87] Section 30 (1) (a) and (b)\nomit\n[3.88] Dictionary, note 2\n\nDomestic Animals Act 2000 Part 3.31\nAmendment [3.89]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 45\n[3.89] Dictionary, definition of employment, paragraph (b)\nomit\nTerritory employee\nterritory employee\n[3.90] Dictionary, definition of Territory employee\nterritory employee means a person who is—\n(a) a public servant; or\n(b) employed by a territory authority.\nPart 3.31 Domestic Animals Act 2000\n[3.91] Section 28 (3), definition of door\nomit\nto premises\n\nPart 3.32 Domestic Relationships Act 1994\nAmendment [3.92]\nPart 3.32 Domestic Relationships Act 1994\n[3.92] Section 37C (b) (ii)\nomit\ndescendent\ndescendant\nPart 3.33 Drugs of Dependence Act 1989\n[3.93] Dictionary, definition of government analyst\nomit\nsection 15 (b)\nsection 15 (a)\n\nElectoral Act 1992 Part 3.34\nAmendment [3.94]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 47\nPart 3.34 Electoral Act 1992\n[3.94] Section 103 (5) (a)\nomit\n[3.95] Section 232 (5), definition of short stay accommodation,\nomit\nor a part of premises\nor part of premises\n[3.96] Section 250, definition of undue influence\nomit\n\nPart 3.35 Emergencies Act 2004\nAmendment [3.97]\n[3.97] Dictionary, note\nPart 3.35 Emergencies Act 2004\n[3.98] Dictionary, note 2\n• building code\n[3.99] Dictionary, definition of building code\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘building code’ is defined in the\n\nEnvironment Protection Act 1997 Part 3.36\nAmendment [3.100]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 49\nPart 3.36 Environment Protection Act 1997\n[3.100] Section 92A (4) definition of Territory agency,\nomit\n[3.101] Section 147 (2)\n\nPart 3.37 Environment Protection Regulation 2005\nAmendment [3.102]\n[3.102] Dictionary, note 2\nPart 3.37 Environment Protection\n[3.103] Section 66 (1) (f)\nomit\nThis amendment omits a paragraph that is no longer necessary. The Environment Protection and\nHeritage Council was abolished in 2011 and replaced by the Standing Council on Environment\nand Water. The Standing Council on Environment and Water was abolished in 2013 and replaced\nby the National Environment Protection Council (NEPC). The NEPC is a recognised entity under\nthe Environment Protection Regulation 2005, section 66 (1) (d).\n[3.104] Section 66 (1), note, 3rd dot point\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant dot point in a note consequential on another amendment.\n\nEnvironment Protection Regulation 2005 Part 3.37\nAmendment [3.105]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 51\n[3.105] Section 66 (1), note, 4th dot point\nomit\nwww.cooperativeresearch.org.au\nThis amendment updates a website.\n[3.106] Dictionary, definition of sell, note\nomit\n[3.107] Dictionary, definition of stormwater, note\nomit\n[3.108] Dictionary, definition of stormwater system, note\nomit\n[3.109] Dictionary, definition of waste, note\nomit\n\nPart 3.38 Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991\nAmendment [3.110]\n[3.110] Dictionary, definition of waterway, note\nomit\nPart 3.38 Evidence (Miscellaneous\nProvisions) Act 1991\n[3.111] Section 8 (e)\nomit\nThis amendment omits a paragraph that is no longer necessary. The Victims of Crime (Financial\nAssistance) Act 1983 was repealed and replaced with the Victims of Crime (Financial Assistance)\nAct 2016. Under the Victims of Crime (Financial Assistance) Act 1983, applications for financial\nassistance were made to the Magistrates Court. Under the Victims of Crime (Financial Assistance)\nAct 2016, applications for financial assistance are made to the victims of crime commissioner.\n[3.112] Section 16 (1), definition of territory court, paragraph (h)\nomit\nchapter 9 (Conduct of disciplinary review—general)\nchapter 9 (Criminal matters—conduct of disciplinary reviews)\n\nFinancial Management Act 1996 Part 3.39\nAmendment [3.113]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 53\n[3.113] Section 35D (3), examples, 3rd dot point\n• Criminal Code, ch 7\n[3.114] Dictionary, definition of ACT court, note\nomit\nPart 3.39 Financial Management Act 1996\n[3.115] Section 34 (5)\nomit\nthe Minister or director-general\n\nPart 3.39 Financial Management Act 1996\nAmendment [3.116]\n[3.116] Section 35 (2)\nomit\n[3.117] Section 53A (1) (b)\nomit\nhim or her or according to his or her\nthem according to their\n[3.118] Section 53A (9)\nomit\nthe Treasurer’s\n\nFinancial Management Act 1996 Part 3.39\nAmendment [3.119]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 55\n[3.119] Section 78 (8)\nomit\nstatutory office holder\nstatutory office-holder\n[3.120] Section 78 (8), note\nomit\n[3.121] Dictionary, note 2\n• statutory office-holder\n\nPart 3.40 Financial Sector Reform (ACT) Act 1999\nAmendment [3.122]\n[3.122] Dictionary, definition of controlled recurrent payment\nomit\nor to be provided\nor to be provided,\nPart 3.40 Financial Sector Reform (ACT)\n[3.123] Section 15 (2) (b) (i)\nomit\n[3.124] Section 48 (3)\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.125]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 57\n[3.125] Sections 10 (1) (a) and 18 (1) (b) (vi)\nomit\n[3.126] Sections 138 (1) (c), 139 (1) (c) and 140A (1) (d)\nomit\nhe or she intends\nthey intend\n[3.127] Section 205 (1) (a)\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.128]\n[3.128] Section 213 (1) (c)\nomit\n[3.129] Sections 221, 223 (b) and 229 (7)\nomit\n[3.130] Section 250 (4)\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.131]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 59\n[3.131] Section 251 (3)\nomit\nthe registrar’s\n[3.132] Section 251 (3)\nomit\nto him or her\n[3.133] Section 254 (1)\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.134]\n[3.134] Section 256 (a)\nomit\n[3.135] Section 263\nomit\n[3.136] Section 264\nomit\nhimself of herself\n\nAmendment [3.137]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 61\n[3.137] Section 267 (2)\nomit\nhe is she\nthe registrar\n[3.138] Section 267 (3) (b)\nomit\n[3.139] Dictionary, note 2\n\nPart 3.42 First Home Owner Grant Act 2000\nAmendment [3.140]\n[3.140] Dictionary, definition of government agency,\nparagraph (b)\nomit\nPart 3.42 First Home Owner Grant Act 2000\n[3.141] Section 2, note 1\nomit\n‘identity card—see the Taxation Administration Act 1999, dictionary.’\n‘identity card—see the Taxation Administration Act 1999, section 83 (4).’\n[3.142] Dictionary, definition of identity card\nomit\ndictionary\nsection 83 (4)\nThis amendment updates a cross-reference because of amendments made by the Revenue\nLegislation Amendment Act 2016.\n\nFisheries Act 2000 Part 3.43\nAmendment [3.143]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 63\nPart 3.43 Fisheries Act 2000\n[3.143] Section 111 (2)\n\nPart 3.44 Gaming Machine Regulation 2004\nAmendment [3.144]\nPart 3.44 Gaming Machine Regulation 2004\n[3.144] Section 6 heading\n6 Required documents for applications or notifications—\nAct, s 16 (i), s 22 (2) (e), s 28 (2) (h) and s 173D (2) (c)\nThis amendment updates the section heading to omit a redundant reference to the Gaming\nMachine Act 2004, section 38H. Section 38H was omitted by the Gaming Machine Amendment\n[3.145] Section 6 (1) (e) and note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant paragraph and note. The Gaming Machine Act 2004,\nsection 38H was omitted by the Gaming Machine Amendment Act 2024.\n[3.146] Section 7 (3), note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant note. The provisions of the Gaming Machine Act 2004 that\nrelated to in-principle authorisation certificates were omitted by the Gaming Machine Amendment\n[3.147] Section 9, definition of relevant gaming machine\napplication, paragraph (d)\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant paragraph. The provisions of the Gaming Machine Act 2004\nthat related to in-principle authorisation certificates were omitted by the Gaming Machine\nAmendment Act 2024.\n\nGaming Machine Regulation 2004 Part 3.44\nAmendment [3.148]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 65\n[3.148] Section 9, definition of relevant premises, paragraph (c)\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant paragraph. The provisions of the Gaming Machine Act 2004\nthat related to in-principle authorisation certificates were omitted by the Gaming Machine\nAmendment Act 2024.\n[3.149] Section 10 (2)\nomit\n, the authorisation certificate as proposed to be amended or the\nin-principle authorisation certificate\nor the authorisation certificate as proposed to be amended\nThis amendment omits redundant words. The provisions of the Gaming Machine Act 2004 that\nrelated to in-principle authorisation certificates were omitted by the Gaming Machine Amendment\n[3.150] Section 14 (1), note, last dot point\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant cross-reference. The Gaming Machine Act 2004, section 38\nwas omitted by the Gaming Machine Amendment Act 2024.\n[3.151] Dictionary, note 3\nomit\n• in-principle authorisation certificate (see s 38A)\nThis amendment omits a redundant dot point in a note. The Gaming Machine Act 2004,\nsection 38A was omitted by the Gaming Machine Amendment Act 2024.\n\nPart 3.45 Gene Technology Act 2003\nAmendment [3.152]\nPart 3.45 Gene Technology Act 2003\n[3.152] Section 80 (2), note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant note. The Gene Technology Act 2000 (Cwlth), section 80 (3)\nwas omitted by the Acts and Instruments (Framework Reform) Act 2015 (Cwlth).\nPart 3.46 Health Records (Privacy and\nAccess) Act 1997\n[3.153] Section 14A (a) (iv)\nomit\nChildren and Young People Act 2008, section 845 (2) (b)\nChildren and Young People Act 2008, section 845 (2), definition of\ncare and protection report information, paragraph (b)\n[3.154] Schedule 1, principle 10, clause 12, definition of carer,\nparagraph (b) (iii), examples\nrelocate after paragraph (c) (ii)\nThis amendment relocates examples that relate to the provision as a whole.\n\nHeritage Act 2004 Part 3.47\nAmendment [3.155]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 67\nPart 3.47 Heritage Act 2004\n[3.155] Section 13 (1), definition of interested person,\nomit\n[3.156] Section 116 (2)\n\nPart 3.47 Heritage Act 2004\nAmendment [3.157]\n[3.157] Dictionary, note 2\n[3.158] Further amendments, mentions of Territory law\nomit\nin\n• section 18\n• section 55\n• section 76\n• section 99\n\nHuman Cloning and Embryo Research Act 2004 Part 3.48\nAmendment [3.159]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 69\nPart 3.48 Human Cloning and Embryo\nResearch Act 2004\n[3.159] Section 39 (3), definition of Territory agency,\nomit\n[3.160] Section 43 (4)\nomit\n[3.161] Section 46B (2)\nomit\n\nPart 3.48 Human Cloning and Embryo Research Act 2004\nAmendment [3.162]\n[3.162] Section 46C (a)\nomit\n[3.163] Section 47 (a)\nomit\n[3.164] Section 48 (1)\nomit\nthey\n\nHuman Rights Commission Act 2005 Part 3.49\nAmendment [3.165]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 71\n[3.165] Section 49 (2)\nomit\nhis or her employees and agents\nany employee or agent of the occupier\nThis amendment updates language in line with current legislative drafting practice. This\namendment also recasts the provision in singular form in line with current legislative drafting\nPart 3.49 Human Rights Commission\n[3.166] Section 14 (1) (e)\nomit\n\nPart 3.49 Human Rights Commission Act 2005\nAmendment [3.167]\n[3.167] Section 53G\nomit\nolder person service complaint\nolder people service complaint\nThis amendment updates language in line with the language used in the Act.\n[3.168] Section 99A (3), definition of statutory office-holder\ninformation\nomit\na state\na State\n[3.169] Dictionary, note 2\n\nInsurance Authority Act 2005 Part 3.50\nAmendment [3.170]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 73\nPart 3.50 Insurance Authority Act 2005\n[3.170] Section 6 (1), definition of territory entity, note\nomit\n[3.171] Section 6 (2), definition of public sector company, note\nomit\n[3.172] Dictionary, note 2\n• territory-owned corporation\n\nAmendment [3.173]\n[3.173] Section 18 (3)\nomit\n[3.174] Section 32 (2) (c) etc\nomit\nin\n• section 32 (2) (c)\n• section 99, heading\n• section 99\n• section 104 (4), definition of relevant land\n• section 116 (1) (b)\n\nLands Acquisition Act 1994 Part 3.51\nAmendment [3.175]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 75\n[3.175] Dictionary, note 2\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant dot point. The term ‘territory authority’ is defined in the\nLands Acquisition Act 1994, dictionary.\n[3.176] Dictionary, note 2\n[3.177] Dictionary, definition of land\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.178]\n[3.178] Dictionary, definition of Territory authority\nterritory authority means an authority incorporated under a territory\nlaw, but does not include a body declared by regulation not to be a\nterritory authority.\n[3.179] Further amendments, mentions of Territory law\nomit\nin\n• section 5\n• section 18\n• section 31\n• section 32\n• section 98\n\nLaw Officers Act 2011 Part 3.52\nAmendment [3.180]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 77\nPart 3.52 Law Officers Act 2011\n[3.180] Section 19 (1) (a)\nomit\npractice\npractise\nPart 3.53 Leases (Commercial and Retail)\n[3.181] Section 4 (1) (d)\nomit\nexistence\nexercise\n\nPart 3.54 Legal Profession Act 2006\nAmendment [3.182]\nPart 3.54 Legal Profession Act 2006\n[3.182] Section 212 (4), definitions of Australian financial\nservices licence, authorised representative and financial\nservice\nomit\nsection 761A\nsection 9\n[3.183] Section 212 (4), definition of financial service business\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘financial service business’, which was\ndefined under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cwlth), section 761A, was one of a number of\ndefinitions repealed by the Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Law Improvement Package No. 1)\nAct 2023 (Cwlth) because they ‘replicate the ordinary meaning of the defined term’ and ‘are\nredundant and unnecessarily add to the length and complexity of the law’ (see the Explanatory\nMemorandum for the Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Law Improvement Package No. 1)\nBill 2023 (Cwlth), p 20, par 1.36).\n\nLegal Profession Act 2006 Part 3.54\nAmendment [3.184]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 79\n[3.184] Section 329 (4), definitions of Australian financial\nservices licence, authorised representative and financial\nservice\nomit\nsection 761A\nsection 9\n[3.185] Section 329 (4), definition of financial service business\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘financial service business’, which was\ndefined under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cwlth), section 761A, was one of a number of\ndefinitions repealed by the Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Law Improvement Package No. 1)\nAct 2023 (Cwlth) because they ‘replicate the ordinary meaning of the defined term’ and ‘are\nredundant and unnecessarily add to the length and complexity of the law’ (see the Explanatory\nMemorandum for the Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Law Improvement Package No. 1)\nBill 2023 (Cwlth), p 20, par 1.36).\n[3.186] Section 369, definitions of member and responsible entity\nomit\n(Dictionary)\n\nPart 3.55 Limitation Act 1985\nAmendment [3.187]\n[3.187] Section 379 (3), definition of scheme property\nomit\n(Dictionary)\nPart 3.55 Limitation Act 1985\n[3.188] Section 30A (6), note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant note. The Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002, section 107 was\nomitted by the Justice and Community Safety Legislation Amendment Act 2006.\nPart 3.56 Liquor Act 2010\n[3.189] Section 69 (1), definition of suitability information,\nparagraph (a) (vi)\n(vi) the Commonwealth Criminal Code;\n\nLiquor Regulation 2010 Part 3.57\nAmendment [3.190]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 81\n[3.190] Section 90B (1) (a)\nomit\na licensed premises\nlicensed premises\n[3.191] Dictionary, note 2\nPart 3.57 Liquor Regulation 2010\n[3.192] Section 6 (2)\nomit\n(a licensed premises plan)\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition.\n\nPart 3.57 Liquor Regulation 2010\nAmendment [3.193]\n[3.193] Section 18 (b), note\nomit\na licensed premises\nlicensed premises\n[3.194] Section 31 (2) (a)\nomit\nchild care centre\nchildcare centre\n[3.195] Dictionary, definition of licensed premises plan\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition.\n\nLong Service Leave (Portable Schemes) Act 2009 Part 3.58\nAmendment [3.196]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 83\nPart 3.58 Long Service Leave (Portable\nSchemes) Act 2009\n[3.196] Section 79C (1) (d)\nomit\nterritory Law\n[3.197] Section 84 (2), definition of territory entity, note\nomit\n[3.198] Dictionary, note 2\n• administrative unit\n\nPart 3.59 Machinery Regulation 1950\nAmendment [3.199]\nPart 3.59 Machinery Regulation 1950\n[3.199] Section 5 heading\n5 Machinery to which regulation does not apply\n[3.200] Section 5\nomit\nThis regulation do not\nThis regulation does not\n[3.201] Dictionary, note 2\nomit\n• person.\n• person (see s 160).\nThis amendment updates a dot point in a note in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n\nMagistrates Court Act 1930 Part 3.60\nAmendment [3.202]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 85\nPart 3.60 Magistrates Court Act 1930\n[3.202] Section 41E (1)\nomit\n[3.203] Section 116H (1)\nomit\nsubsection (3)\nsubsection (4)\n\nPart 3.61 Magistrates Court (Domestic Animals Infringement Notices) Regulation\nAmendment [3.204]\nPart 3.61 Magistrates Court (Domestic\nAnimals Infringement Notices)\n[3.204] Schedule 1, part 1.1, item 19, column 3\nomit\nchild-care centre\neducation and care service\nThis amendment updates language to reflect the language used in the Domestic Animals Act,\nsection 42 (1).\nPart 3.62 Medicines, Poisons and\nTherapeutic Goods Act 2008\n[3.205] Section 26 (2) etc\nomit\nin\n• section 26 (2)\n• section 37 (2)\n• section 40 (2)\n\nMedicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 2008 Part 3.62\nAmendment [3.206]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 87\n[3.206] Section 43 (3) (a)\nomit\nthemselves\n[3.207] Section 74 (3)\nomit\n[3.208] Sections 103 and 104 (1) (a)\nomit\n\nPart 3.62 Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 2008\nAmendment [3.209]\n[3.209] Section 111 (1) (c)\nomit\n[3.210] Section 142 (2) (b)\nomit\nthey\n[3.211] Section 172 (2)\n\nMedicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 2008 Part 3.62\nAmendment [3.212]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 89\n[3.212] Section 177 (1), note 1\nomit\n[3.213] Dictionary, note 2\n• territory-owned corporation\n\nPart 3.63 Mental Health Act 2015\nAmendment [3.214]\nPart 3.63 Mental Health Act 2015\n[3.214] Sections 38 and 39\nomit\nsection 37 (a), (b) or (c)\nsection 37 (1) (a), (b) or (c)\n[3.215] Section 43 (1) (a)\nomit\nsection 37 (a), (b) or (c) (Assessment order)\nsection 37 (1) (a), (b) or (c)\n[3.216] Section 43 (1) (b)\nomit\nsection 37 (d) or (e)\nsection 37 (1) (d) or (e)\n\nMotor Accident Injuries (Insurer Information Collection) Regulation 2020 Part 3.64\nAmendment [3.217]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 91\nPart 3.64 Motor Accident Injuries (Insurer\nInformation Collection)\nRegulation 2020\n[3.217] Schedule 1, section 1.2 (2), definition of serious offence\nomit\nsection 48 (7)\nsection 48 (6)\nPart 3.65 Partnership Act 1963\n[3.218] Sections 14 (3) and 14A (3)\nomit\n\nPart 3.65 Partnership Act 1963\nAmendment [3.219]\n[3.219] Sections 18 and 40 (1) (d) (ii)\nomit\n[3.220] Section 41 (2) etc\nomit\nin\n• section 41 (2)\n• section 44 (3)\n• section 45 (2)\n• section 48 (1)\n\nPeriod Products and Facilities (Access) Act 2023 Part 3.66\nAmendment [3.221]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 93\n[3.221] Section 82 (1), note etc\nomit\nin\n• section 82 (1), note\n• section 95 (2) (c) and (4)\n• section 98 and note\n[3.222] Dictionary, note 2\nPart 3.66 Period Products and\nFacilities (Access) Act 2023\n[3.223] Dictionary, note\nomit\n• territory instrumentality\nThis amendment omits a redundant dot point. The term ‘territory instrumentality’ is not used in\nthe Period Products and Facilities (Access) Act 2023.\n\nPart 3.67 Powers of Attorney Act 2006\nAmendment [3.224]\nPart 3.67 Powers of Attorney Act 2006\n[3.224] Section 25, example 3\nomit\nattorneys act\nattorneys to act\nThis amendment corrects a typographical error by inserting a missing word.\n[3.225] Section 37 (2), definition of health care primarily to treat\norganic malfunction or disease, example heading\nomit\nof health care covered by par (a)\nThis amendment omits redundant words from an example heading.\n[3.226] Section 37 (2), definition of sterilisation, example 1\nomit\noblation\nablation\n\nProfessional Engineers Act 2023 Part 3.68\nAmendment [3.227]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 95\nPart 3.68 Professional Engineers Act 2023\n[3.227] Section 87 heading\n","sortOrder":11},{"sectionNumber":"87","sectionType":"section","heading":"Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in","content":"87 Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in\nregulations and certain instruments\n[3.228] Section 87 (2)\nomit\n[3.229] Section 87 (3) and (4)\nomit\n\nPart 3.68 Professional Engineers Act 2023\nAmendment [3.230]\n[3.230] Section 87 (4) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Professional Engineers Act 2023, section 87 (4) (c).\n[3.231] Section 87 (5)\nomit\n[3.232] Section 87 (6)\nomit\n\nProhibited Weapons Act 1996 Part 3.69\nAmendment [3.233]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 97\nPart 3.69 Prohibited Weapons Act 1996\n[3.233] Section 3 (1) (a) etc\nomit\nin\n• section 3 (1) (a)\n• section 4 (1) (f) and (g)\n• section 12 (1) (a)\nPart 3.70 Property Developers Act 2024\n[3.234] Section 46 (1), definition of property developer,\nomit\ndone\nundertaken\n\nPart 3.70 Property Developers Act 2024\nAmendment [3.235]\n[3.235] New section 65 (2)\n(2) In this section:\noperational Act, for the Construction Occupations (Licensing)\nAct 2004—see that Act, section 16.\n[3.236] Section 120 heading\n","sortOrder":12},{"sectionNumber":"120","sectionType":"section","heading":"Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in","content":"120 Applying, adopting or incorporating documents in\nregulations and instruments\n[3.237] Section 120 (1)\nomit\n\nProperty Developers Act 2024 Part 3.70\nAmendment [3.238]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 99\n[3.238] Section 120 (2) and (3)\nomit\n[3.239] Section 120 (3) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Property Developers Act 2024, section 120 (3) (c).\n[3.240] Section 120 (4)\nomit\n[3.241] Section 120 (5)\nomit\n\nPart 3.71 Public Health Act 1997\nAmendment [3.242]\nPart 3.71 Public Health Act 1997\n[3.242] Section 9 (2) etc\nomit\nin\n• section 9 (2)\n• section 12A (3)\n• section 14 (2)\n[3.243] Section 118B, definition of water distributor\nwater distributor—see the Utilities Act 2000, section 83 (4).\nThis amendment corrects a cross-reference. The definition of ‘water distributor’ in the Utilities\nAct 2000 was omitted from the dictionary and relocated to section 83 (4) by the Statute Law\nAmendment Act 2014 (No 2).\n[3.244] Dictionary, note 2\n\nPublic Sector Management Act 1994 Part 3.72\nAmendment [3.245]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 101\nPart 3.72 Public Sector Management\nAct 1994\n[3.245] Section 18 (1), note 2\nomit\n[3.246] Section 20 (1), note 2\nomit\n[3.247] Section 149 (1), note 2\nomit\n[3.248] Section 152 (5), note 2\nomit\n\nPart 3.73 Public Unleased Land Act 2013\nAmendment [3.249]\n[3.249] Dictionary, definition of public sector, paragraph (b)\nomit\nPart 3.73 Public Unleased Land Act 2013\n[3.250] Section 98 (7), definitions of road and road related area\nroad—see the Road Transport (General) Act 1999, dictionary.\nroad related area—see the Road Transport (General) Act 1999,\ndictionary.\nThis amendment corrects cross-references. The terms ‘road’ and ‘road related area’ were\nrelocated from the Road Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) Act 1999 to the Road\nTransport (General) Act 1999 by the Road Transport Legislation Amendment Act 2019.\n\nRacing Act 1999 Part 3.74\nAmendment [3.251]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 103\nPart 3.74 Racing Act 1999\n[3.251] Section 61I (2)\n\nPart 3.75 Radiation Protection Act 2006\nAmendment [3.252]\nPart 3.75 Radiation Protection Act 2006\n[3.252] Section 48 (4), note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant note. The Radiation Protection Act 2006, section 121 was\nomitted by the Radiation Protection Amendment Act 2022.\n[3.253] Section 64 (2)\n\nRadiation Protection Regulation 2007 Part 3.76\nAmendment [3.254]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 105\nPart 3.76 Radiation Protection\nRegulation 2007\n[3.254] Dictionary, definition of tanning unit\nomit\nutilizing\nusing\nPart 3.77 Rail Safety National Law (ACT)\n[3.255] Dictionary, new definition of sampling facility\nsampling facility, for part 3 (Alcohol and drug testing)—see\nsection 10 (1).\n\nPart 3.78 Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1994\nAmendment [3.256]\nPart 3.78 Referendum (Machinery\nProvisions) Act 1994\n[3.256] Section 10 (3)\nomit\nthat division\nthe Electoral Act, division 9.4\n[3.257] Section 12 (3) (d)\nomit\nThe Electoral Act\nthe Electoral Act\n[3.258] Section 12 (3) (e)\nomit\nthe Electoral Act, part 10\nThis amendment corrects a cross-reference\n\nReferendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1994 Part 3.78\nAmendment [3.259]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 107\n[3.259] Section 14 (3) (d)\nomit\nthe Electoral Act, part 12\n[3.260] Section 15 (2)\nomit\ndivisions\nthe Electoral Act, divisions\n[3.261] Section 15 (3) (c)\nomit\npart 14\nthe Electoral Act, part 14\n\nPart 3.78 Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1994\nAmendment [3.262]\n[3.262] Section 15 (3) (e)\nomit\nthat part\nthe Electoral Act, part 14\n[3.263] Section 16 (3) (b)\nomit\nthe Electoral Act, part 16\n[3.264] Section 18 (3)\nomit\nsections 321 (1) (a) and 322 (1) (a)\nsections 321 (2) and 322 (2)\n\nResidential Tenancies Act 1997 Part 3.79\nAmendment [3.265]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 109\n[3.265] Section 19 (3)\nomit\npart 19\nthe Electoral Act, part 19\nPart 3.79 Residential Tenancies Act 1997\n[3.266] Section 83 (1) (k), note\nomit\npar (j)\npar (k)\n\nPart 3.80 Retirement Villages Act 2012\nAmendment [3.267]\nPart 3.80 Retirement Villages Act 2012\n[3.267] Section 65 (1) (a)\nomit\nrenovate a residential premises\nrenovate residential premises\n[3.268] Section 214 (1), definition of departure fee, note\nomit\nThis amendment omits a note that is no longer necessary.\n[3.269] Section 259 (1)\nomit\nsale of a residential premises\nsale of residential premises\n\nAmendment [3.270]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 111\nPart 3.81 Road Transport (Alcohol and\nDrugs) Act 1977\n[3.270] Section 4B (3), definition of heavy vehicle\nomit\nsection 5\nsection 6\n[3.271] Section 5 (2)\nomit\n[3.272] Section 14 (1) (a) (i)\nomit\nhis or her arrival\nthe person arrived\n\nAmendment [3.273]\n[3.273] Section 14 (3) (b)\nomit\nhis or her opinion\nthe opinion of the doctor or nurse practitioner\n[3.274] Sections 15 (1) and 16 (2)\nomit\n[3.275] Section 17 (2) (b)\nomit\nsection 15 (Taking blood samples from persons in custody)\nsection 15 (Taking blood samples from people in custody)\n\nAmendment [3.276]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 113\n[3.276] Section 18 (3) (b)\nomit\n[3.277] Section 18 (5), definition of specified procedure\nomit\nsection 17\nsection 17 (1)\n[3.278] Section 21 (8), definition of controlled drug\nomit\nsection 600\nsection 600 (1)\n\nAmendment [3.279]\n[3.279] Section 23 (3) (b)\nomit\n[3.280] Section 41 (1) (a) (i)\nomit\n[3.281] Section 41 (1) (a) (ii) and (vi)\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.282]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 115\n[3.282] Section 41 (1) (a) (viii)\nomit\nthe regulations make\na regulation makes\n[3.283] Section 41 (1) (a) (x)\nomit\n[3.284] Section 41 (1) (b) (i)\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.285]\n[3.285] Section 41 (1) (b) (ii), (v) and (vi)\nomit\n[3.286] Section 41 (1) (e) (i)\nomit\n[3.287] Section 41 (1) (e) (ii)\nomit\nthe doctor or nurse practitioner\n\nAmendment [3.288]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 117\n[3.288] Section 41 (1) (e) (iv)\nnurse\npractitioner\nThis amendment corrects a minor typographical error by inserting a missing word.\n[3.289] Section 41 (1) (h)\nomit\nthe regulations\na regulation\n[3.290] Section 47 (2), example\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.291]\n[3.291] Section 47C (2), definition of alcohol-related test,\nomit\nunder 2.7 (Analysis of person’s blood—alcohol and drugs)\nunder division 2.7 (Analysis of blood—alcohol and drugs)\n[3.292] Section 47C (2), definition of drug-related test\nomit\nunder 2.7 (Analysis of person’s blood—alcohol and drugs)\nunder division 2.7 (Analysis of blood—alcohol and drugs)\n[3.293] Schedule 1 heading, reference\nomit\ndef of drug\ndef drug\n\nRoad Transport (General) Act 1999 Part 3.82\nAmendment [3.294]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 119\n[3.294] Dictionary, note 2\nomit\n• function\nThis amendment omits a redundant dot point in a note. The term ‘function’ is not used in the\nRoad Transport (Alcohol and Drugs) Act 1977.\n[3.295] Dictionary, definition of another jurisdiction\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘another jurisdiction’ is defined in the\nRoad Transport (General) Act 1999.\nPart 3.82 Road Transport (General)\n[3.296] Section 53 (6), note\nomit\ns 707\npt 13.3, div 1\n\nAmendment [3.297]\n[3.297] Section 61A, definition of immediate suspension offence,\nparagraph (h)\nomit\nparagraph (h)\nparagraph (i)\n[3.298] Section 7 (2)\nomit\nthey\n[3.299] Section 7 (3), definition of necessaries\nomit\n\nSale of Goods Act 1954 Part 3.83\nAmendment [3.300]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 121\n[3.300] Section 23 (5)\nomit\n[3.301] Section 36 (3)\nomit\nto himself or herself\n[3.302] Section 42 (2), definition of seller\nomit\n[3.303] Sections 43, 45 and 46\nomit\n\nAmendment [3.304]\n[3.304] Section 50 (2)\ntransfers the document to a person\n(the relevant transfer)\n[3.305] Section 50 (2)\nomit\nlastmentioned transfer\nrelevant transfer\n[3.306] Section 60 (4)\nomit\n\nSecurity Industry Act 2003 Part 3.84\nAmendment [3.307]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 123\n[3.307] Section 60 (7) (a)\nomit\n[3.308] Dictionary, definition of mercantile agent\nomit\nPart 3.84 Security Industry Act 2003\n[3.309] Section 21 (3) (c)\nomit\nCriminal Code 2002\n\nPart 3.85 Senior Practitioner Act 2018\nAmendment [3.310]\n[3.310] Section 21 (3) (e)\nomit\nCriminal Code (Cwlth), schedule\n[3.311] Dictionary, note 2\nPart 3.85 Senior Practitioner Act 2018\n[3.312] Section 49 (3)\n\nSmoke-Free Public Places Act 2003 Part 3.86\nAmendment [3.313]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 125\nPart 3.86 Smoke-Free Public Places\n[3.313] Sections 14 and 15\nomit\n\nPart 3.87 Smoke-Free Public Places Regulation 2005\nAmendment [3.314]\nPart 3.87 Smoke-Free Public Places\n[3.314] Section 14\nomit\nlicensed premises plan\nfloor plan of the licensed premises\nThis amendment updates language and is consequential on another amendment.\nPart 3.88 Spent Convictions Act 2000\n[3.315] Dictionary, note 2\nomit\n• Territory authority\n\nSupreme Court Act 1933 Part 3.89\nAmendment [3.316]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 127\n[3.316] Dictionary, definition of public authority\nomit\nPart 3.89 Supreme Court Act 1933\n[3.317] Section 37U (4) (h)\nomit\nadministrative appeals tribunal\nadministrative review tribunal\nThis amendment updates the name of a tribunal. The administrative appeals tribunal of the\nCommonwealth was established under the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975 (Cwlth).\nThe Administrative Review Tribunal (Consequential and Transitional Provisions No. 1) Act 2024\n(Cwlth) repealed the 1975 Act. The Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024 (Cwlth) established\nthe Commonwealth administrative review tribunal.\n\nPart 3.89 Supreme Court Act 1933\nAmendment [3.318]\n[3.318] Section 47 (1) and (2) etc\nomit\nin\n• section 47 (1) and (2)\n• section 50 (d)\n• section 51 (1)\n[3.319] Dictionary, note 2\n\nTaxation Administration Act 1999 Part 3.90\nAmendment [3.320]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 129\nPart 3.90 Taxation Administration Act 1999\n[3.320] Section 70 (2), definition of related offence,\nparagraph (b) (v)\nomit\n[3.321] Section 70 (3)\nomit\n[3.322] Dictionary, note 2\n\nPart 3.91 Taxation (Government Business Enterprises) Act 2003\nAmendment [3.323]\nPart 3.91 Taxation (Government Business\nEnterprises) Act 2003\n[3.323] Section 6\nomit\nunder the regulations for this section\nby regulation\n[3.324] Section 7\nomit\nregulations\na regulation\n[3.325] Section 9\nomit\nunder the regulations for this section\nby regulation\n\nTaxation (Government Business Enterprises) Act 2003 Part 3.91\nAmendment [3.326]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 131\n[3.326] Sections 9 and 10 (1)\nomit\n[3.327] Section 10 (2), note\nomit\n[3.328] Section 11, note\nomit\n[3.329] Dictionary, note 2\nomit\n• Territory authority\n• Territory owned corporation.\n• territory-owned corporation.\n\nPart 3.91 Taxation (Government Business Enterprises) Act 2003\nAmendment [3.330]\n[3.330] Dictionary, definition of Territory entity\nterritory entity includes the following:\n(a) a territory authority;\n(b) a territory-owned corporation;\n(c) an administrative unit;\n(d) a part of an administrative unit.\n[3.331] Further amendments, mentions of Territory entity\nomit\nTerritory entity\nterritory entity\nin\n• section 6\n• section 8\n• section 10\n\nTerritory Records Act 2002 Part 3.92\nAmendment [3.332]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 133\nPart 3.92 Territory Records Act 2002\n[3.332] Section 31B, definition of Assembly\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘Assembly’ is not used in the Act,\npart 3A.\n[3.333] Section 31C (1), note\nomit\naccessible executive document\naccessible executive record\n[3.334] Section 31G (4)\nomit\ndocument\nrecord\n\nPart 3.93 Terrorism (Extraordinary Temporary Powers) Act 2006\nAmendment [3.335]\n[3.335] Section 31M\nomit\ninterest\ninterests\n[3.336] Dictionary, definition of Assembly\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition consequential on the omission of the term by\nanother amendment.\nPart 3.93 Terrorism (Extraordinary\nTemporary Powers) Act 2006\n[3.337] Dictionary, note 2\n\nUncollected Goods Act 1996 Part 3.94\nAmendment [3.338]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 135\n[3.338] Dictionary, definition of Commonwealth Criminal Code\nomit\nPart 3.94 Uncollected Goods Act 1996\n[3.339] Section 14 (1) (a)\nomit\nthe officer\n[3.340] Section 14 (1) (b)\nomit\nhe or she shall\nthe person must\n\nPart 3.94 Uncollected Goods Act 1996\nAmendment [3.341]\n[3.341] Section 24A (1) (a)\nomit\nsection 83 (1) (j) (i)\nsection 83 (1) (k) (i)\n[3.342] Section 24A (1) (b) and note\nomit\nsection 83 (1) (j) (ii)\nsection 83 (1) (k) (ii)\n[3.343] Section 24A (3), definition of mobile home\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘mobile home’ is defined in the\nUncollected Goods Act 1996, dictionary.\n\nUncollected Goods Act 1996 Part 3.94\nAmendment [3.344]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 137\n[3.344] Section 26 (1)\nomit\nthe person\n[3.345] Section 33 (a)\nomit\nhim or her\nthem\n[3.346] Further amendments, mentions of shall\nomit\nshall\nmust\nin\n• section 7\n• section 28\n• section 29\n• section 30 (2), (4) and (5)\n\nPart 3.95 Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011\nAmendment [3.347]\nPart 3.95 Unit Titles (Management)\n[3.347] Dictionary, definition of unit subsidiary\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. The term ‘unit subsidiary’ is not used in the Unit\nTitles (Management) Act 2011.\nPart 3.96 Unit Titles (Management)\nRegulation 2011\n[3.348] Section 12 (d)\nomit\nCorporations Act 2001 (Cwlth)\nCorporations Act\nThis amendment updates language in line with current legislative drafting practice. Corporations\nAct is defined in the Legislation Act, dictionary, part 1 to mean the Corporations Act 2001\n\nUnlawful Gambling Act 2009 Part 3.97\nAmendment [3.349]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 139\n[3.349] Dictionary, notes 1 and 2\nNote 1 The Legislation Act contains definitions relevant to this regulation.\nFor example:\n• Corporations Act\n• GST\n• in relation to.\nThis amendment updates notes in line with current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 3.97 Unlawful Gambling Act 2009\n[3.350] Section 34 (2)\n\nPart 3.97 Unlawful Gambling Act 2009\nAmendment [3.351]\n[3.351] Section 40 (2)\nomit\n[3.352] Dictionary, note 2\n\nUtilities Act 2000 Part 3.98\nAmendment [3.353]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 141\nPart 3.98 Utilities Act 2000\n[3.353] Sections 166 and 251\nomit\n[3.354] Dictionary, note 2\n• territory land\n[3.355] Dictionary, definitions of land-holder and public land\nomit\n\nPart 3.99 Veterinary Practice Act 2018\nAmendment [3.356]\nPart 3.99 Veterinary Practice Act 2018\n[3.356] Section 31 (1), definition of suitability information,\nparagraph (a) (vi)\n(vi) the Commonwealth Criminal Code;\n[3.357] Dictionary, note 2\ndictionary, part 1. This amendment inserts a new term used in the Act and defined in the\nPart 3.100 Victims of Crime (Financial\nAssistance) Act 2016\n[3.358] Schedule 1, section 1.1, definition of Criminal Code\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. Criminal Code is defined in the Legislation Act,\n\nVoluntary Assisted Dying Act 2024 Part 3.101\nAmendment [3.359]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 143\n[3.359] Dictionary, definition of Criminal Code\nomit\nPart 3.101 Voluntary Assisted Dying\nAct 2024\n[3.360] Section 105 (1) (a)\nomit\nsection 100\nsection 104\nPart 3.102 Waste Management and\nResource Recovery Act 2016\n[3.361] Section 105 (3)\n\nPart 3.103 Water and Sewerage Act 2000\nAmendment [3.362]\nPart 3.103 Water and Sewerage Act 2000\n[3.362] Section 46 (3) (a)\nomit\ngovernment website within the scope of the Water and Sewerage Act 2000, section 46 (3) (c).\n[3.363] Section 46 (5)\nomit\n\nWater and Sewerage Regulation 2001 Part 3.104\nAmendment [3.364]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 145\nPart 3.104 Water and Sewerage\nRegulation 2001\n[3.364] Section 16B (3), note\nomit\n[3.365] Section 16E (3) (b), note\nomit\n[3.366] Dictionary, notes 1 to 3\nNote 1 The Legislation Act contains definitions relevant to this Act.\nFor example:\n• AS (see s 164)\n• AS/NZS (see s 164)\n• the Territory.\nThis amendment updates notes in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n[3.367] Dictionary, note 4\n• land sublease\n• owner\nDictionary, note 4 lists examples of terms used in the regulation that are defined in the Act. This\namendment inserts terms used in the regulation and defined in the Act.\n\nPart 3.105 Water Resources Act 2007\nAmendment [3.368]\nPart 3.105 Water Resources Act 2007\n[3.368] Section 104 (2)\n\nAmendment [3.369]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 147\n[3.369] Chapter 3 heading, note 2, 1st dot point\nomit\n[3.370] Section 27 (1) (b)\nomit\nthe worker’s\n[3.371] Section 36G (1), definition of pension age\npension age\n, for a worker,\nThis amendment updates a definition in line with current legislative drafting practice.\n\nAmendment [3.372]\n[3.372] Section 36G (1), definition of statutory floor\nomit\nFair Work Australia\nthe Fair Work Commission\nThis amendment updates the name of an entity. The Fair Work Amendment Act 2012 (Cwlth)\nchanged the name of Fair Work Australia to Fair Work Commission.\n[3.373] Section 36G (2), definition of annual wage review\nannual wage review—see the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cwlth),\nsection 285 (1).\n[3.374] Section 36G (2), definition of Fair Work Australia\nFair Work Commission—see the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cwlth),\nsection 12.\n\nAmendment [3.375]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 149\n[3.375] Sections 65 (2) and 74 (3) (a)\nomit\n[3.376] Section 185 (2)\nomit\nthe dependant\n[3.377] Section 196 (1)\nomit\nthe worker’s\n\nAmendment [3.378]\n[3.378] Section 203 (2)\n\nAmendment [3.379]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 151\n[3.379] Schedule 2, section 2.1, new definition of Offshore\nPetroleum Act\nOffshore Petroleum Act means the Offshore Petroleum and\nGreenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006 (Cwlth).\nThis amendment inserts a new definition. The Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act 1967 (Cwlth)\nwas repealed by the Offshore Petroleum (Repeals and Consequential Amendments) Act 2006\n(Cwlth) and replaced by the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006 (Cwlth).\n[3.380] Schedule 2, section 2.1, definition of Petroleum\n(Submerged Lands) Act\nomit\n[3.381] Schedule 2, section 2.2 (1) (a) and (2) (a)\nomit\nPetroleum (Submerged Lands) Act, schedule 2\n\nAmendment [3.382]\n[3.382] Schedule 2, section 2.2 (2) (b)\nomit\nPetroleum (Submerged Lands) Act, section 5A (7)\nOffshore Petroleum Act, section 8 (2)\n[3.383] Schedule 2, section 2.2 (3) and (4) (a)\nomit\nPetroleum (Submerged Lands) Act, schedule 2\n[3.384] Schedule 2, section 2.2 (4) (b)\nomit\nPetroleum (Submerged Lands) Act section 5A (3)\n\nAmendment [3.385]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 153\n[3.385] Dictionary, definition of initial incapacity date\nomit\nsection 36G\nsection 36G (1)\nThis amendment corrects a cross reference.\n[3.386] Dictionary, new definition of Offshore Petroleum Act\nOffshore Petroleum Act, for schedule 2 (Adjacent areas for States\nand Territories)—see schedule 2, section 2.1.\n[3.387] Dictionary, new definition of pension age\npension age, for a worker, for part 4.3 (Weekly compensation)—see\nsection 36G (1).\n[3.388] Dictionary, definition of Petroleum (Submerged Lands)\nAct\nomit\n\nPart 3.107 Workers Compensation Regulation 2002\nAmendment [3.389]\n[3.389] Dictionary, definition of weekly compensation\nomit\nsection 36G\nsection 36G (1).\nThis amendment corrects a cross reference.\nPart 3.107 Workers Compensation\n[3.390] Schedule 3, part 3.1, item 2, column 2\nomit\nAct, s 145D (1)\nAct, 145D (1) (b)\n\nWork Health and Safety Act 2011 Part 3.108\nAmendment [3.391]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 155\nPart 3.108 Work Health and Safety Act 2011\n[3.391] Schedule 4, section 4.4 (1)\nomit\nsections 4.1 to 4.3\nsections 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3\nPart 3.109 Working with Vulnerable People\n(Background Checking) Act 2011\n[3.392] Section 18A (2), definition of law enforcement agency,\nparagraph (b)\nomit\nterritory\nTerritory\n\nPart 3.109 Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011\nAmendment [3.393]\n[3.393] Schedule 3, section 3.1, definition of Criminal Code\nomit\nThis amendment omits a redundant definition. Criminal Code is defined in the Legislation Act,\n[3.394] Dictionary, definition of Criminal Code\nomit\n\nAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body Act 2008 Part 4.1\nAmendment [4.1]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 157\n","sortOrder":13},{"sectionNumber":"Part 4","sectionType":"part","heading":"1 Aboriginal and Torres Strait","content":"Part 4.1 Aboriginal and Torres Strait\nIslander Elected Body Act 2008\n[4.1] Section 29A (3), note etc\n• section 29A (3), note\n• section 34 (2) and (3), notes\n• schedule 1, modification 1.17, section 109 (1A), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.21, section 111 (3), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.21, section 111A (3), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.23, section 114 (2) and (3), notes\n• schedule 1, modification 1.41, section 133A (6), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.70, section 189 (2), note\n\nPart 4.2 ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2008\nAmendment [4.2]\nPart 4.2 ACT Civil and Administrative\nTribunal Act 2008\n[4.2] Section 10 (1), notes etc\n• section 10 (1), notes\n• section 24 (4), note\n• section 41 (1), note 2 and (5), note\n• section 94 (6), note\n• section 95 (2), note\n• section 96 (5), note\n• section 97 (4), note\n• section 102 (3), note\n• section 118 (1), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments, approved forms, fees and\n\nACTEW/AGL Partnership Facilitation Act 2000 Part 4.3\nAmendment [4.3]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 159\nPart 4.3 ACTEW/AGL Partnership\nFacilitation Act 2000\n[4.3] Section 10 (2), (3) and (9), notes etc\n• section 10 (2), (3) and (9), notes\n• section 25 (2) (a), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about approved forms and notifiable instruments.\nPart 4.4 ACT Teacher Quality Institute\nAct 2010\n[4.4] Section 25 (4), note etc\n• section 25 (4), note\n• section 33 (4), note\n• section 35 (4), note\n• section 38 (4) and (8), notes\n• section 51 (1), notes\n• section 52 (4), note\n• section 53 (1), notes\n• section 56 (7), note\n\nPart 4.5 ACT Teacher Quality Institute Regulation 2010\nAmendment [4.5]\n• section 57 (1), notes\n• section 59 (1) and (4), notes\n• section 79 (1), notes\n• section 89, note\n• section 90, note\n• section 95 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 98 (1)\nPart 4.5 ACT Teacher Quality Institute\nRegulation 2010\n[4.5] Section 18D (1), notes etc\n• section 18D (1), notes\n• section 18F (2), note\n• section 20B, note\n• section 20C, note\napproved forms and fees. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting practice.\n\nAdoption Act 1993 Part 4.6\nAmendment [4.6]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 161\nPart 4.6 Adoption Act 1993\n[4.6] Section 30, note etc\n• section 35A (1) (b), note\n• section 72 (5), note\n• section 80 (2), note\n• section 103A, note\n• section 104 (1), note\n• section 105, note\n• section 118 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 120A (3), note\n• section 121 (1), note\nPart 4.7 Adoption Regulation 1993\n[4.7] Section 5, note etc\n• section 5, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about approved forms and fees. The notes are no longer\nused in current legislative drafting practice.\n\nPart 4.8 Agents Act 2003\nAmendment [4.8]\nPart 4.8 Agents Act 2003\n[4.8] Section 29 (1), notes etc\n• section 29 (1), notes\n• section 36 (1), notes\n• section 38 (2), notes\n• section 53 (1), notes\n• section 60 (1), notes\n• section 62 (2), notes\n• section 84 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 85 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 86 (2) (a) and (b) and (4), notes\n• section 87 (2) (a) and (b) and (4), notes\n• section 100 (1), note\n• section 110 (1), note\n• section 111 (3), note\n• section 114 (2), note\n• section 123 (2), note\n• section 124 (2), note 2\n• section 163 (2), note\n• section 167, note 2\n• section 168 (2), note\n\nAnimal Welfare Act 1992 Part 4.9\nAmendment [4.9]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 163\n• section 176 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 177 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 178 (1), note\nPart 4.9 Animal Welfare Act 1992\n[4.9] Section 8 (4), note etc\n• section 15B (2), note\n• section 22 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 24F (2), note\n• section 37 (1), note\n• section 46 (2), note\n• section 59A (2), note\n• section 63 (1), note\n• section 71 (2), note\n• section 82A (2), note\n• section 84AA (2), note\n• section 86A (3), note\n• section 95 (1), note\n• section 107A, note 2\n\nPart 4.10 Annual Reports (Government Agencies) Act 2004\nAmendment [4.10]\n• section 108, note\n• section 109 (4), note\n• section 110 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 112 (1), note\nPart 4.10 Annual Reports (Government\nAgencies) Act 2004\n[4.10] Section 7 (3), note etc\n• section 7C (2), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments. The note is no longer used in\n\nArchitects Act 2004 Part 4.11\nAmendment [4.11]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 165\nPart 4.11 Architects Act 2004\n[4.11] Section 8 (7), note 1 etc\n• section 8 (7), note 1\n• section 68 (4), note\n• section 86, note 2\n• section 86A, note\n• section 87 (3), note\n• section 89 (3)\n• section 91 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 92 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 93 (1), note\nPart 4.12 Associations Incorporation\nAct 1991\n[4.12] Section 11 (1), note 1 etc\n• section 11 (1), note 1\n• section 13 (1), note\n• section 13A (2), note\n• section 15 (3), note\n\nPart 4.13 Australian Crime Commission (ACT) Act 2003\nAmendment [4.13]\n• section 37 (1) and (6), notes\n• section 38 (2), note\n• section 62 (2), note 1\n• section 82 (3), note\n• section 83 (9), note\n• section 93 (4), note\n• section 119, note 2\n• section 119A, note\n• section 125 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 126 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 127 (1), note\nPart 4.13 Australian Crime Commission\n(ACT) Act 2003\n[4.13] Section 53, note\nomit\n\nBail Act 1992 Part 4.14\nAmendment [4.14]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 167\nPart 4.14 Bail Act 1992\n[4.14] Section 28 (1), note etc\n• section 28 (1), note\n• section 30 (4), note 2\n• section 48 (2), note\n• section 58 (3) and (4), notes\nPart 4.15 Births, Deaths and Marriages\nRegistration Act 1997\n[4.15] Section 5 (4), note etc\n• section 5 (4), note\n• section 6, note\n• section 16 (5), notes 1 and 2\n• section 18, notes\n• section 19 (1) and (5), notes\n• section 19A, note\n• section 22B, notes\n• section 24 (1), notes\n\nPart 4.16 Board of Senior Secondary Studies Act 1997\nAmendment [4.16]\n• section 29A (1), notes\n• section 32B (2), note\n• section 32C (3), note\n• section 32E (3), note\n• section 43 (1), note\n• section 54 (1), note 2\n• section 55, note\n• section 69 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.16 Board of Senior Secondary\nStudies Act 1997\n[4.16] Section 3B (3), note etc\n• section 3B (3), note\n• section 3C (3), note\n• section 6 (3), note\n• section 7 (4), note\n• section 16A (2), note\n\nBuilding Act 2004 Part 4.17\nAmendment [4.17]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 169\n• section 27F, note 2\n• section 27G, note\n• section 30 (2) and (3), notes\nreviewable decision notices and approved forms. The notes are no longer used in current\nPart 4.17 Building Act 2004\n[4.17] Section 14 (3), note etc\n• section 28 (2), notes\n• section 28A (1) and (4), notes\n• section 29 (6), note\n• section 30 (1), note 1\n• section 33 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 37 (2), note 2 and (5), note 2\n• section 44 (2), note 2\n• section 63A (2), note\n• section 69 (2A), note\n• section 74 (5), note\n• section 81 (2), note\n\nPart 4.17 Building Act 2004\nAmendment [4.17]\n• section 89B (1), definition of residential building work contract,\nnote\n• section 99 (3), note 2 and (4), note\n• section 103 (3), note 2 and (4), note\n• section 107 (6), note\n• section 108 (3), note\n• section 136 (3) and (4), notes\n• section 139B (1) and (3), notes\n• section 139BA (1) and (3), notes\n• section 139D (2), note\n• section 142B, note 2\n• section 142C, note\n• section 143 (3), note\n• section 150 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 151 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 152 (1), note\n\nBuilding and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2009 Part 4.18\nAmendment [4.18]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 171\nPart 4.18 Building and Construction\nIndustry (Security of Payment)\nAct 2009\n[4.18] Section 30 (2), note etc\n• section 37A (1) and (2), notes\n• section 40, note 2\n• section 41, note\n• section 46 (1) and (2), notes\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices, fees and regulations. The\nPart 4.19 Building and Construction\nIndustry Training Levy Act 1999\n[4.19] Sections 25 (3), note and 37, note\nomit\n\nPart 4.20 Building (General) Regulation 2008\nAmendment [4.20]\nPart 4.20 Building (General)\nRegulation 2008\n[4.20] Section 7 (2), note etc\n• section 18A (5) and (8), notes\n• section 29A (3), note\n• section 38A (2), note\napproved forms. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 4.21 Canberra Institute of Technology\nAct 1987\n[4.21] Section 7 (3), note etc\n• section 21, note 2\n• section 22, note\n\nCasino Control Act 2006 Part 4.22\nAmendment [4.22]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 173\nPart 4.22 Casino Control Act 2006\n[4.22] Section 12, notes etc\n• section 12, notes\n• section 15 (2), notes\n• section 17 (2), notes\n• section 29 (2), notes\n• section 38A (2), note\n• section 42 (1), notes\n• section 43 (2), notes\n• section 46 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 52 (1), notes\n• section 61 (2), note\n• section 69 (2), note 1\n• section 83 (1), note\n• section 87 (1), notes\n• section 95 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 96 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 97 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 115 (3), note\n• section 126 (2), note\n• section 129 (1), note 1\n• section 131 (1), notes\n\nPart 4.23 Casino (Electronic Gaming) Act 2017\nAmendment [4.23]\n• section 138, note 2\n• section 139, note\n• section 143 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 144 (1), note\nPart 4.23 Casino (Electronic Gaming)\nAct 2017\n[4.23] Section 9 (2), note 2 etc\n• section 9 (2), note 2\n• section 10 (1), notes 2 and 3\n• section 13 (1), notes 2 and 3\n• section 21 (2), notes\n• section 26 (3), note\n• section 36 (1), notes 2 and 3\n• section 46 (1), note 2\n• section 47, note\n• section 49 (2), notes 3 and 4\n• section 51 (2), notes 3 and 4\n\nCemeteries and Crematoria Act 2020 Part 4.24\nAmendment [4.24]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 175\n• section 53 (1) and (2), notes\nPart 4.24 Cemeteries and Crematoria\nAct 2020\n[4.24] Section 39 (10), note etc\n• section 39 (10), note\n• section 43 (3), note\n• section 105 (3), note\n• section 106 (4), note\n• section 115 (2), note\n• section 123 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 126, note 2\n• section 128 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 130 (1), note\ndecision notices, fees and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting\n\nPart 4.25 Charitable Collections Act 2003\nAmendment [4.25]\nPart 4.25 Charitable Collections Act 2003\n[4.25] Section 21 (1), notes 2 and 3 etc\n• section 21 (1), notes 2 and 3\n• section 28 (2), note 1\n• section 34 (1), notes\n• section 38 (1) (d), note\n• section 48 (2), note\n• section 58, note 2\n• section 59, note\n• section 63 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 64 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 65 (1), note\nPart 4.26 Children and Young People\nAct 2008\n[4.26] Section 24 (3), note etc\n• section 27 (2), note\n• section 62 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 78 (3), note\n• section 115 (4), note\n\nChildren and Young People Act 2008 Part 4.26\nAmendment [4.26]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 177\n• section 142 (2), note 1\n• section 143 (2), notes\n• section 144 (4), note\n• section 148 (2), note\n• section 149 (7), note\n• section 219 (1), note\n• section 228 (2), note 2\n• section 236 (4), note\n• section 240 (1), note\n• section 241 (2), notes\n• section 242 (3), notes\n• section 294 (2), notes\n• section 296, note\n• section 297 (2), note\n• section 301 (1), note\n• section 307 (5), note 1\n• section 309 (5), note\n• section 313 (2), note 1\n• section 314 (3), note 1\n• section 352F (4), notes\n• section 352N (3), note\n• section 352O (3), note\n• section 352T (2), note\n• section 352U (1), note\n• section 390 (2), note\n• section 438 (3), note\n• section 514A, note\n• section 514E (4), note 2\n• section 529N (3), note\n\nPart 4.26 Children and Young People Act 2008\nAmendment [4.26]\n• section 591 (2), note 1\n• section 635B, note 2\n• section 635G, note 2\n• section 640 (3), note\n• section 641 (3), note\n• section 642 (3), note\n• section 727R (2), note\n• section 743 (2), notes 3 and 4\n• section 749 (8), note\n• section 751 (1), notes\n• section 752 (1), notes\n• section 753 (1), notes\n• section 754 (3), notes 2 and 3\n• section 761 (4), note\n• section 763 (4), note\n• section 774 (3), note\n• section 775 (3), note\n• section 776 (2), note\n• section 783 (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 796 (2), note\n• section 798 (2), note\n• section 799 (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 810 (2), note\n• section 839A, note 2\n• section 839B, note\n• section 883 (2), note\n• section 885 (1) and (2), notes\n\nCity Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Act 2017 Part 4.27\nAmendment [4.27]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 179\n• section 886 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 887 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 888 (1), note\nPart 4.27 City Renewal Authority and\nSuburban Land Agency Act 2017\n[4.27] Section 11 (3), note etc\n• section 17 (3), note\n• section 18 (4), note\n• section 35 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 36C (3), note\n• section 36D (4), note\n• section 36F, note\n• section 63 (3), note\n• section 65 (7), note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices and regulations. The notes are\n\nPart 4.28 Civil Law (Sale of Residential Property) Act 2003\nAmendment [4.28]\nPart 4.28 Civil Law (Sale of Residential\nProperty) Act 2003\n[4.28] Section 14 (1), note 1 etc\n• section 14 (1), note 1\n• section 39 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 40 (1), note\nPart 4.29 Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002\n[4.29] Section 11 (2), note etc\n• section 51 (1), note 3\n• section 139F (5), note\n• section 222 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 222A (1) and (2), notes\n• schedule 4, section 4.10 (2), note\n• schedule 4, section 4.14A (2), note 1\n• schedule 4, section 4.28 (5), note\n\nCivil Unions Act 2012 Part 4.30\nAmendment [4.30]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 181\nPart 4.30 Civil Unions Act 2012\n[4.30] Section 8 (1), note 1 etc\n• section 8 (1), note 1 and (3), note\n• section 12 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 15 (1), notes\n• section 19, note 2\n• section 20, note\n• section 28 (1) and (2), notes\n\nPart 4.31 Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement)\nAct 1995\nAmendment [4.31]\nPart 4.31 Classification (Publications,\nFilms and Computer Games)\n(Enforcement) Act 1995\n[4.31] Section 59, note 2 etc\n• section 59, note 2\n• section 60, note\n• section 69, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, reviewable decision\nnotices, approved forms, fees and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative\nPart 4.32 Climate Change and Greenhouse\nGas Reduction Act 2010\n[4.32] Section 7 (3), note etc\n• section 10 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 11 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 27, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, the power to make, amend\nor repeal instruments and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting\n\nClinical Waste Act 1990 Part 4.33\nAmendment [4.33]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 183\nPart 4.33 Clinical Waste Act 1990\n[4.33] Section 3 (3), note etc\n• section 3 (3), note\n• section 15 (1), notes\n• section 27A, note 2\n• section 27B, note\n• section 40 (1) and (2), notes\nPart 4.34 Commissioner for Sustainability\nand the Environment Act 1993\n[4.34] Section 13 (1), note etc\n• section 13 (1), note\n• section 19 (6), note and (7), definition of sustainability plan, note\n• section 28 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 29, note\n\nPart 4.35 Common Boundaries Act 1981\nAmendment [4.35]\nPart 4.35 Common Boundaries Act 1981\n[4.35] Section 4 (2) and (3), notes etc\nomit the following note\n• section 4 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 5 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 6 (3) and (4), notes\nThis amendment omits standard notes about approved forms. The notes are no longer used in\nPart 4.36 Community Title Act 2001\n[4.36] Section 7, note etc\n• section 7, note\n• section 8 (1), notes\n• section 13 (2), note\n• section 14, note\n• section 16 (1), notes\n• section 22 (1), notes\n• section 25 (1), notes\n• section 27 (9), note\n• section 50 (1), notes\n• section 56 (1), note\n• section 59 (2), notes\n• section 61 (7), notes\n\nCompetition Policy Reform Act 1996 Part 4.37\nAmendment [4.37]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 185\n• section 64, note\n• section 67 (2), note\n• section 82 (1), notes\n• section 90 (1), notes\n• section 94, note 2\n• section 94A, note\n• section 96 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 97 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 98, note\nPart 4.37 Competition Policy Reform\nAct 1996\n[4.37] Sections 6 (1) and (2), notes and 38, note\nomit\nrepeal instruments and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting\n\nPart 4.38 Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004\nAmendment [4.38]\nPart 4.38 Construction Occupations\n(Licensing) Act 2004\n[4.38] Section 17 (1), notes 1 and 2 etc\n• section 17 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 104A (4), note\n• section 104B (3), note\n• section 123AE (2), note\n• section 123B, note 2\n• section 123C, note\n• section 126A (1) and (3), notes\n• section 127 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 128 (2) and (3), notes\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices, approved forms and fees. The\nPart 4.39 Construction Occupations\n(Licensing) Regulation 2004\n[4.39] Section 13 (4), note etc\n• section 17 (7), note\n• section 31A (3), note\n\nControlled Sports Act 2019 Part 4.40\nAmendment [4.40]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 187\n• section 33, notes\nPart 4.40 Controlled Sports Act 2019\n[4.40] Section 8 (5), note etc\n• section 8 (5), note\n• section 12 (3), note\n• section 22 (1), note\n• section 34 (1), note 2\n• section 49 (2), note\n• section 63 (2) and (5), notes\n• section 82 (1), note 2\n• section 83, note\n• section 86 (4), note\n• section 89 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 90 (1), note\n\nPart 4.41 Co-operatives National Law (ACT) Act 2017\nAmendment [4.41]\nPart 4.41 Co-operatives National Law\n(ACT) Act 2017\n[4.41] Section 12 (2), definition of notifiable instrument, note etc\n• section 12 (2), definition of notifiable instrument, note\n• section 35 (1), notes\n• schedule 1, modification 1.1A, section 26 (1) (b) (ii), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.1B, section 31 (b) (ii), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.1C, section 37 (b) (ii), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.1D, section 57 (2) (b), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.1E, section 57 (3) (b), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.5A, section 92 (8) (b), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.5C, section 214 (5) (b), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.5D, section 243 (2) (c), note 2\n• schedule 1, modification 1.12A, section 522 (4) (b), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.15, section 601 (5), definition of\nprescribed fee, paragraph (b), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.16, section 604 (b), note\n\nCorrections Management Act 2007 Part 4.42\nAmendment [4.42]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 189\nPart 4.42 Corrections Management\nAct 2007\n[4.42] Section 13 (3), note etc\nomit\n• section 14 (2), notes\n• section 24 (2), note 1\n• section 34 (3), note\n• section 81 (2), note 2\n• section 96 (2), note\n• section 133 (4), note\n• section 143 (2), note 2\n• section 159, note\n• section 164 (2), note\n• section 167 (1), note\n• section 171 (5), note 1\n• section 173 (1), note\n• section 176 (2), note 1\n• section 179 (2), note 1\n• section 180 (2), note 1\n• section 204 (1), note\n• section 205 (1), notes\n• section 207 (3), note\n• section 208 (2), notes\n• section 225 (3), note\n• section 226 (9), note\n\nPart 4.43 Corrections Management Regulation 2010\nAmendment [4.43]\n• section 227 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 228 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 229 (5), note 2 and (6), note\nPart 4.43 Corrections Management\nRegulation 2010\n[4.43] Section 9 (3), note etc\nomit\n• section 12, note\n• section 21 (2), note 2\n• section 45 (1), note\n• section 51 (2), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about examples and approved forms. The notes are no\n\nCourt Procedures Act 2004 Part 4.44\nAmendment [4.44]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 191\nPart 4.44 Court Procedures Act 2004\n[4.44] Section 8 (2) and (4), notes etc\n• section 8 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 18B (1), note 2 and (2), note\n• section 83, note\nPart 4.45 Crimes Act 1900\n[4.45] Section 252, note 1 etc\n• section 252, note 1\n• section 254 (2), note\n• section 443 (3), note\n• section 444, note\n\nPart 4.46 Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005\nAmendment [4.46]\nPart 4.46 Crimes (Child Sex Offenders)\n[4.46] Section 132ZW, note 1 etc\nomit\n• section 132ZW, note 1\n• section 132ZX, note\n• section 133 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 137 (1), note\nPart 4.47 Crimes (Restorative Justice)\nAct 2004\n[4.47] Section 23 (2), note etc\n• section 61 (3), note\n• section 73 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 74 (1), note\n\nCrimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005 Part 4.48\nAmendment [4.48]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 193\nPart 4.48 Crimes (Sentence\nAdministration) Act 2005\n[4.48] Section 12 (2), note 2 etc\nomit\n• section 12 (2), note 2\n• section 17 (2), note 2\n• section 121 (5), note\n• section 163 (2), note\n• section 211 (2), notes\n• section 221 (3), note\n• section 321A (9), note\n• section 323 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 324 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 325 (1), note and (2), note 2\nPart 4.49 Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005\n[4.49] Sections 80ZO (4), note and 139, note\nomit\n\nPart 4.50 Criminal Code 2002\nAmendment [4.50]\nPart 4.50 Criminal Code 2002\n[4.50] Section 10 (2), note etc\nomit\n• section 377 (5), note\n• section 800, note\nPart 4.51 Dangerous Goods (Road\nTransport) Act 2009\n[4.51] Section 20 (2), note etc\n• section 26 (3), note\n• section 151 (5), note\n• section 155 (6), note\n• section 156 (2), note 1\n• section 170, note 3\n• section 175, note 2\n• section 176, note\n• section 179 (2), note\n• section 194 (1) and (2), notes\n\nDangerous Goods (Road Transport) Regulation 2010 Part 4.52\nAmendment [4.52]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 195\n• section 196 (1), note\n• section 202 (1), note 2\nPart 4.52 Dangerous Goods (Road\nTransport) Regulation 2010\n[4.52] Section 29 (3), note etc\nomit\n• section 29 (3), note\n• section 49 (3), note\n• section 117 (1), note\n• section 165 (3), note\n• section 169 (1), note\n• section 175 (1), note\n• section 198 (2), note\n• section 203 (2), note\n• section 211 (2), note 2\n• section 214 (2), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments and fees. The notes are no\n\nPart 4.53 Dangerous Substances Act 2004\nAmendment [4.53]\nPart 4.53 Dangerous Substances Act 2004\n[4.53] Section 10 (3), note etc\n• section 10 (3), note\n• section 10A (3), note\n• section 47M (2), note\n• section 52 (1), notes\n• section 60 (2), note 1\n• section 140 (2), note 1\n• section 179, note 2\n• section 186A, note 2\n• section 187 (2), note\n• section 190, note 2\n• section 191, note\n• section 213 (1), note 2\n• section 218 (4), note\n• section 219 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 221 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 222 (2) and (3), notes\n\nDangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004 Part 4.54\nAmendment [4.54]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 197\nPart 4.54 Dangerous Substances\n(Explosives) Regulation 2004\n[4.54] Section 7 (2), note etc\nomit\n• section 27 (2), note 1\n• section 29 (4), note 1\n• section 91 (4), note\n• section 186 (4), note\n• section 201 (3), note\n• section 259 (2), note\n• section 305 (4), note\nPart 4.55 Director of Public Prosecutions\nAct 1990\n[4.55] Sections 20 (5), note and 35, note\nomit\n\nPart 4.56 Disability Services Act 1991\nAmendment [4.56]\nPart 4.56 Disability Services Act 1991\n[4.56] Section 4 (4), note etc\n• section 4 (4), note\n• section 5A (3), note\n• section 8B (3), note\n• section 11A (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.57 Discrimination Act 1991\n[4.57] Section 30 (3), note etc\n• section 109 (4), note\n• section 123 (1), note\n\nDomestic Animals Act 2000 Part 4.58\nAmendment [4.58]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 199\nPart 4.58 Domestic Animals Act 2000\n[4.58] Section 39B (2), note 1 etc\n• section 39B (2), note 1\n• section 39C (1), notes\n• section 40 (3), note\n• section 53A (5), note\n• section 55A (2), note\n• section 71 (3), note\n• section 72A, note\n• section 72F (1), note\n• section 72J (2), note\n• section 85 (3), note\n• section 95 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 114C (3), note\n• section 119, note 2\n• section 120, note\n• section 137 (2), note\n• section 143 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 143B (3), note\n• section 144 (1) and (2), notes\n\nPart 4.59 Domestic Animals Regulation 2001\nAmendment [4.59]\n• section 147 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 148 (1), note\nPart 4.59 Domestic Animals\nRegulation 2001\n[4.59] Section 10 (2), note etc\n• section 24 (5), note\n• section 25 (2), note 2\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable and notifiable instruments. The notes\nPart 4.60 Domestic Relationships Act 1994\n[4.60] Section 37E (1), note etc\n• section 37E (1), note\n• section 37I (1) and (3), notes\n• section 37R, note 2\n• section 37S (2), note\n• section 40A (1) and (2), notes\n\nDrugs of Dependence Act 1989 Part 4.61\nAmendment [4.61]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 201\n• section 40B (2) and (3), notes\n• section 41 (1), note\nPart 4.61 Drugs of Dependence Act 1989\n[4.61] Section 171BA (2), note etc\n• section 171BA (2), note\n• section 193B (3), note\n• section 204 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 206, note\nPart 4.62 Duties Act 1999\n[4.62] Section 6A (2), note etc\n• section 6A (2), note\n• section 15 (4), note\n• section 73A (2), note\n• section 75A (2), note\n• section 75AD (3), note\n\nPart 4.63 Education Act 2004\nAmendment [4.63]\n• section 75AG (4), note\n• section 115G (4), note\n• section 208 (3), note 2\n• section 230 (3), note\n• section 232A (4), note\n• section 252AB (1) and (2), notes\n• section 253 (1), note\nPart 4.63 Education Act 2004\n[4.63] Section 9A (3), note etc\n• section 9A (3), note\n• section 9B (2), note\n• section 9C (2), note\n• section 9D (2), note\n• section 13A (3), note\n• section 40 (5), note\n• section 43 (11), note\n• section 141, note 2\n• section 145, note 2\n• section 145A, note\n• section 151 (6), note\n\nElectoral Act 1992 Part 4.64\nAmendment [4.64]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 203\n• section 154 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 155 (1), note\nreview and reviewable decision notices, approved forms and regulations. The notes are no longer\nused in current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 4.64 Electoral Act 1992\n[4.64] Section 12 (5), note etc\n• section 12 (5), note\n• section 41 (2), note\n• section 44 (2), note\n• section 51 (4), note\n• section 61 (2), note\n• section 76 (3), note 1\n• section 77 (3), note 1\n• section 81 (3), note\n• section 89 (1), note\n• section 91 (3), note\n• section 98 (8) and (10), notes\n• section 101 (5), note\n• section 108 (2), note\n• section 114 (6), note\n• section 118A (4), note\n\nPart 4.64 Electoral Act 1992\nAmendment [4.64]\n• section 119 (2), note\n• section 122 (2), note\n• section 125 (2), note\n• section 135 (3), note\n• section 136A (5), note\n• section 149A (2), note\n• section 159 (2), note\n• section 160 (6), note\n• section 161 (1), note\n• section 167B (2), note\n• section 192 (2) (b), note 1\n• section 205E (5), note\n• section 215F (7), note\n• section 217 (1), note 1\n• section 220 (2), note 1\n• section 222K (7), note\n• section 224 (1), note 1\n• section 226 (1), note 1\n• section 230 (1), note 1 and (3), note\n• section 231B (1), note 1\n• section 243 (4), note\n• section 246, note 2\n• section 247 (2), note\n• section 249A, note 2\n• section 249B, note\n• section 332 (2), note\n• section 333 (2), note\n\nElectricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Act 2011 Part 4.65\nAmendment [4.65]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 205\n• section 340A (2) and (3), notes\n• section 340B (1) and (2), notes\n• section 341 (1), note\nPart 4.65 Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale\nRenewable Energy Generation)\n[4.65] Section 6 (3), note etc\n• section 6 (3), note\n• section 7 (5), note\n• section 10 (5), note\n• section 11 (7), note\n• section 17A (3), note\n• sections 20C (5), note\n• section 20D (3), note\n• section 21A (3), note\n• section 21C, note\n• section 21D, note\n\nPart 4.66 Electricity Feed-in (Renewable Energy Premium) Act 2008\nAmendment [4.66]\n• section 23 (1) and (2), notes\nPart 4.66 Electricity Feed-in (Renewable\nEnergy Premium) Act 2008\n[4.66] Section 5B (2), note etc\n• section 5B (2), note\n• section 5C (3), note\n• section 5E (4), note\n• section 5F (2), note\n• section 6A (2) and (4), notes\n• section 11B (2), note\n• section 11C (3), note\n• section 11F (6), note\n\nElectricity Safety Act 1971 Part 4.67\nAmendment [4.67]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 207\nPart 4.67 Electricity Safety Act 1971\n[4.67] Section 3B (2) and (3), notes\n• section 3B (2) and (3), notes\n• section 6 (1) (b), note\n• sections 11A (8), note\n• section 11B (3), note\n• section 62, note 2\n• section 62A, note\n• section 64 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 65 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.68 Emergencies Act 2004\n[4.68] Section 11 (2), note etc\n• section 59 (4), note\n• section 61, notes\n\nPart 4.69 Energy Efficiency (Cost of Living) Improvement Act 2012\nAmendment [4.69]\n• section 62 (5), note\n• section 71 (2), note\n• section 72 (5), note\n• section 77B (4), note\n• section 119 (4), note\n• section 169 (4), note\n• section 182 (4), note\n• section 186, note 2\n• section 187, note\n• section 195 (2), note\n• section 200 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 201 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 202 (1), note\n• schedule 1A, section 1A.3 (3), note\nPart 4.69 Energy Efficiency (Cost of\nLiving) Improvement Act 2012\n[4.69] Section 7 (3), note etc\nomit\n• section 7A (2), note\n\nEnvironment Protection Act 1997 Part 4.70\nAmendment [4.70]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 209\n• section 10 (6), note\n• section 10A (1) and (2), notes\n• section 17A (1), note\n• section 22 (6), note\n• section 25 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 53, note 2\n• section 54, note\n• section 55A (1) and (2), notes\n• section 57 (1), note\nPart 4.70 Environment Protection Act 1997\n[4.70] Section 21B (3), note etc\nomit\n• section 21B (3), note\n• section 25 (2), note\n• section 28 (1), note\n• section 41 (2) and (5), notes\n• section 48 (3) and (6), notes\n• section 50 (4) and (7), notes\n• section 59 (2), note\n• section 67A (2), note\n\nPart 4.71 Environment Protection Regulation 2005\nAmendment [4.71]\n• section 78 (5), note\n• section 136 (2), note 2\n• section 136D, note\n• section 165 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 166 (1), note\nPart 4.71 Environment Protection\n[4.71] Section 19 (3), note etc\n• section 29A (1) and (3), notes\n• section 64 (3), note\n• section 66 (3), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable and notifiable instruments and the\npower to make, amend or repeal instruments. The notes are no longer used in current legislative\n\nEvidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991 Part 4.72\nAmendment [4.72]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 211\nPart 4.72 Evidence (Miscellaneous\nProvisions) Act 1991\n[4.72] Sections 120 (2) and (3), notes and 121 (1), note\nomit\nPart 4.73 Fair Trading (Australian\nConsumer Law) Act 1992\n[4.73] Section 8 (1), note etc\n• section 8 (1), note\n• section 23 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 67 (1), note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current\n\nPart 4.74 Financial Management Act 1996\nAmendment [4.74]\nPart 4.74 Financial Management Act 1996\n[4.74] Section 3B (2), note etc\n• section 3B (2), note\n• section 14A (2), note 2\n• section 19C (4), note\n• section 19D (5), note\n• section 20C (3), note\n• section 53A (4), note\n• section 53B, note 2\n• section 53C, note\n• section 59 (9), note\n• section 103 (4), note\n• section 106 (4), note\n• section 107 (3), note\n• section 108 (6), note\n• section 109 (3), note\n• section 115 (5), note\n• section 133 (2), note\n• section 134, note\n\nFirearms Act 1996 Part 4.75\nAmendment [4.75]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 213\nPart 4.75 Firearms Act 1996\n[4.75] Section 20 (2), note etc\n• section 37 (5), note\n• section 40 (1), (2) and (6), notes\n• section 41 (1), notes\n• section 52 (6), note\n• section 54 (1), notes\n• section 58 (3), note\n• section 72 (1), note\n• section 85 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 93 (1), note\n• section 101 (1), notes 2 and 3\n• section 115 (1), note\n• section 123 (1), notes\n• section 128 (5), note\n• section 135 (2), note\n• section 143 (1), notes\n• section 149 (1), notes\n• section 160 (1), notes\n• section 164 (4), notes\n• section 168 (3), notes\n• section 188 (1), notes\n• section 194 (5), note\n• section 199 (2), note 1\n• section 260, note 2\n\nPart 4.76 First Home Owner Grant Act 2000\nAmendment [4.76]\n• section 260A, note\n• section 270 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 271 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 272 (1), note\nPart 4.76 First Home Owner Grant Act 2000\n[4.76] Section 18 (2), note etc\n• section 25 (1), note 2\n• section 30, note 2\n• section 31, note\n• section 54 (2), note\n• section 56 (1), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, reviewable decision\nnotices, approved forms, fees and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative\n\nFisheries Act 2000 Part 4.77\nAmendment [4.77]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 215\nPart 4.77 Fisheries Act 2000\n[4.77] Section 6 (4), note etc\n• section 7 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 8 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 13 (2), note\n• section 14 (2), note\n• section 15 (2), note\n• section 16A (2), note\n• section 18A (3), note\n• section 21 (2), note 3\n• section 35 (3), note 3\n• section 36A (2), note 1\n• section 38, note 1\n• section 64 (3), note\n• section 67 (5), note\n• section 72 (4), note\n• section 72B (4), note\n• section 87 (5), note\n• section 108, note 2\n\nPart 4.78 Food Act 2001\nAmendment [4.78]\n• section 108A, note\n• section 113 (3), note\n• section 113A (1) and (3), notes\n• section 114 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 116 (1), note\nPart 4.78 Food Act 2001\n[4.78] Section 7A (5), note etc\n• section 7A (5), note\n• section 39, note 2\n• section 46 (1), note 2\n• section 91 (2), note\n• section 92 (1), note\n• section 93 (2), note\n• section 97 (2), note\n• section 106 (1), note\n• section 119 (4), note\n• section 141B, note 2\n• section 141C, note\n• section 149 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n\nFreedom of Information Act 2016 Part 4.79\nAmendment [4.79]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 217\n• section 150 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 152 (1), note\nPart 4.79 Freedom of Information Act 2016\n[4.79] Section 18 (2), note etc\n• section 59 (2), note\n• section 65 (4), note\n• section 66 (4), note\n• section 71 (5), note 1\n• section 73, note\n• section 74 (1), note 1\n• section 84 (1), note\n• section 95 (4), note\n• section 104 (1) and (6), notes\n• section 108 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 109 (1), note\n\nPart 4.80 Gambling and Racing Control Act 1999\nAmendment [4.80]\nPart 4.80 Gambling and Racing Control\n[4.80] Section 6 (4), note etc\n• section 22A (3), note\n• section 50 (4), note\n• section 53D (3), note\nPart 4.81 Gambling and Racing Control\n(Code of Practice)\n[4.81] Section 9 (1) to (5), notes etc\n• section 9 (1) to (5), notes\n• section 16 (4), note 2\n• section 17, note\n• schedule 1, section 1.13 (1), note\n• schedule 1, section 1.13A (2), note\n• schedule 1, section 1.14 (2) (a), note\n\nGaming Machine Act 2004 Part 4.82\nAmendment [4.82]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 219\n• schedule 1, section 1.20G (3), note\n• schedule 1, section 1.30D (2), note\nrepeal instruments, reviewable decision notices and approved forms. The notes are no longer used\nPart 4.82 Gaming Machine Act 2004\n[4.82] Section 13 (2), note 2 etc\n• section 13 (2), note 2\n• section 15, notes\n• section 21 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 28 (1), notes\n• section 31 (1), notes\n• section 33 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 45 (1), note\n• section 58 (3), note 2\n• section 62A (2), note 1\n• section 66 (2), note\n• section 69 (4), note\n• section 70 (3), note\n• section 71 (1), note\n• section 81 (3), note\n• section 107 (1), notes\n• section 112 (1), notes\n• section 113A (4), note\n• section 126 (2), note\n\nPart 4.82 Gaming Machine Act 2004\nAmendment [4.82]\n• section 127O (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 127V (2), notes\n• section 127ZB (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 127ZE (1), note\n• section 127ZF (2), note\n• section 134 (1), notes\n• section 135 (1), note\n• section 139 (1), note\n• section 145 (2), note\n• section 151 (5), note\n• section 157C (6), notes\n• section 162 (2), note\n• section 162C (2), note\n• section 163A (4), note\n• section 163D (4), note\n• section 163J (3), note\n• section 163Q (3), note\n• section 165 (3), note\n• section 167 (6), note\n• section 173A, note 2\n• section 173B, note\n• section 173D (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 173F, notes 3 and 4\n• section 177 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 178 (1), note\n\nGaming Machine Regulation 2004 Part 4.83\nAmendment [4.83]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 221\nPart 4.83 Gaming Machine Regulation 2004\n[4.83] Section 20 (1) (a), note etc\n• section 20 (1) (a), note\n• section 69A (4), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments and approved forms. The\nPart 4.84 Gas Safety Act 2000\n[4.84] Section 19 (2), note etc\n• section 64B, note 2\n• section 64C, note\n• section 65 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 69 (1), note\n\nPart 4.85 Gene Technology Act 2003\nAmendment [4.85]\nPart 4.85 Gene Technology Act 2003\n[4.85] Section 21 (1), note 2 etc\n• section 21 (1), note 2\n• section 23, note 2\n• section 24, note 1\n• section 192E (3), note\n• section 193 (1), note and (3), note 2\nrepeal instruments, and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting\nPart 4.86 Gene Technology (GM Crop\nMoratorium) Act 2004\n[4.86] Section 7 (2), note etc\n• section 8 (5), note\n• section 37 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 38, note\n\nGovernment Agencies (Campaign Advertising) Act 2009 Part 4.87\nAmendment [4.87]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 223\nPart 4.87 Government Agencies\n(Campaign Advertising) Act 2009\n[4.87] Section 17 (2), note etc\n• section 24, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments and regulations. The notes\nPart 4.88 Government Procurement\n[4.88] Section 22G (6), note etc\n• section 22G (6), note\n• section 22M (5), note\n• section 22U (2), note\n• section 22V (3), note\n• section 38, note\nreviewable decision notices. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting practice.\n\nPart 4.89 Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991\nAmendment [4.89]\nPart 4.89 Guardianship and Management\nof Property Act 1991\n[4.89] Section 32D (2), note 1 etc\n• section 32D (2), note 1\n• section 32G (1), note\n• section 70A (2) and (5), notes\n• section 75A (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.90 Health Act 1993\n[4.90] Section 25 (2), note etc\n• section 25 (2), note\n• section 27 (2), note\n• section 29, note 2\n• section 37 (2), note\n• section 70 (5), note\n• section 84 (3), note\n• section 85 (3), note\n\nHealth Records (Privacy and Access) Act 1997 Part 4.91\nAmendment [4.91]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 225\n• section 86 (4), note\n• section 102 (3), note\n• section 103 (4), note\n• section 105 (1), note\n• section 106 (6), note\n• section 192 (1) and (3), notes and (4), note 2\n• section 193 (3), note\n• section 194 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 196 (1), note\nPart 4.91 Health Records (Privacy and\nAccess) Act 1997\n[4.91] Section 13C (2) (c) (ii), note etc\n• section 13C (2) (c) (ii), note\n• section 34 (1) and (2), notes\n\nPart 4.92 Heritage Act 2004\nAmendment [4.92]\nPart 4.92 Heritage Act 2004\n[4.92] Section 14 (4), (6), (8) and (10), notes etc\n• section 14 (4), (6), (8) and (10), notes\n• section 21 (2), (5) and (6), notes\n• section 24 (3), notes 1 and 2\n• section 25 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 26 (7), note\n• section 28 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 30 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 37 (3), note\n• section 43 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 46 (3), note\n• section 53B (5), note\n• section 53C (2), note\n• section 56 (3), notes\n• section 57 (3), notes 1 and 2\n• section 61E (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 61G (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 61J (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 67A (3), note\n• section 76 (4), note\n• section 113, note 2\n• section 114, note\n• section 119 (2) and (3), notes\n\nHousing Assistance Act 2007 Part 4.93\nAmendment [4.93]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 227\nPart 4.93 Housing Assistance Act 2007\n[4.93] Section 11 (3), note etc\n• section 18, definition of housing assistance program, note 2\n• section 19 (2), notes\n• section 31B, note 2\n• section 31C, note\n• section 34 (3), note\n• section 38 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 39 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 40, note\n\nPart 4.94 Human Cloning and Embryo Research Act 2004\nAmendment [4.94]\nPart 4.94 Human Cloning and Embryo\nResearch Act 2004\n[4.94] Section 29 (3), note etc\n• section 29 (3), note\n• section 52 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 54, note\nPart 4.95 Human Rights Commission\n[4.95] Section 89 (2), note etc\n• section 89 (2), note\n• section 94T, note 2\n• section 94U, note\n• section 97 (3), note\n• section 101 (4), note\n• section 104 (2), note\n• section 105, note\n\nIndependent Competition and Regulatory Commission Act 1997 Part 4.96\nAmendment [4.96]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 229\nPart 4.96 Independent Competition and\nRegulatory Commission Act 1997\n[4.96] Section 4 (3), note etc\n• section 4 (3), note\n• section 4C (2), note\n• section 15 (10), note\n• section 19B (5), note\n• section 19C (5), note\n• section 19D (2), note\n• section 19F (4), note\n• section 19G (4), note\n• section 24K (1), note\n• section 46 (6), note\n• section 53 (5), note\n• section 57 (2) and (3), notes\n\nPart 4.97 Information Privacy Act 2014\nAmendment [4.97]\nPart 4.97 Information Privacy Act 2014\n[4.97] Section 19 (3), note etc\n• section 50 (3), note 1\n• section 55 (2), note\n• section 56, note 2\n• section 57 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.98 Insurance Authority Act 2005\n[4.98] Section 8, note 2 etc\n• section 8, note 2\n• section 13 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 15 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 16, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable and notifiable instruments, examples\nand regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting practice.\n\nIntegrity Commission Act 2018 Part 4.99\nAmendment [4.99]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 231\nPart 4.99 Integrity Commission Act 2018\n[4.99] Section 25 (5), note 1 etc\n• section 25 (5), note 1\n• section 64 (4), note\n• section 82 (2), note 1\n• section 142 (3), note\n• section 198 (4), note\n• section 204 (2), note\n• section 230 (4), note 1\n• section 232 (3), note\n• section 260 (4), note\n• section 264 (5), note\n• section 299 (3), note\n• section 302 (1), note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current\nPart 4.100 Interactive Gambling Act 1998\n[4.100] Section 9 (3), note etc\n\nPart 4.100 Interactive Gambling Act 1998\nAmendment [4.100]\n• section 26 (1), notes\n• section 50 (1), notes\n• section 53, note\n• section 58 (1), note\n• section 66, note\n• section 67 (1), note\n• section 68, note\n• section 79 (1), note\n• section 84, note\n• section 85 (2), note\n• section 102 (1), notes\n• section 108 (2), note\n• section 121 (3), note\n• section 125 (1), notes\n• section 141, note 2\n• section 142, note\n• section 147, note\n\nIntoxicated People (Care and Protection) Act 1994 Part 4.101\nAmendment [4.101]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 233\nPart 4.101 Intoxicated People (Care and\nProtection) Act 1994\n[4.101] Section 31 (3), note etc\n• section 34A, note 2\n• section 39, note\n• dictionary, definition of intoxicated, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, examples, reviewable\nPart 4.102 Judicial Commissions Act 1994\n[4.102] Section 14 (3), note etc\n• section 14 (3), note etc\n• section 16A (4), note\n• section 62 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 63, note\n\nPart 4.103 Labour Hire Licensing Act 2020\nAmendment [4.103]\nPart 4.103 Labour Hire Licensing Act 2020\n[4.103] Section 8 (3), note 1 etc\n• section 8 (3), note 1\n• section 9 (5), note\n• section 37 (2), note\n• section 72, note 2\n• section 73, note\nPart 4.104 Lakes Act 1976\n[4.104] Section 9 (2), note etc\n\nLand Rent Act 2008 Part 4.105\nAmendment [4.105]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 235\n• section 115, note 2\n• section 116, note\n• section 122 (1), note and (3), note 2\n• section 123 (4), note\nPart 4.105 Land Rent Act 2008\n[4.105] Section 9A (2), note etc\n• section 9A (2), note\n• section 16B (2), note\n• section 16C (4), note\n• section 24 (5), note\n• section 25 (3), note\n• section 30A (3), note\n• section 32 (1) and (2), notes\n\nPart 4.106 Lands Acquisition Act 1994\nAmendment [4.106]\nPart 4.106 Lands Acquisition Act 1994\n[4.106] Section 20 (2), note etc\n• section 21 (5), note\n• section 25 (1) and (4), notes\n• section 40 (2), note\n• section 82 (2), note\n• section 104 (2), note\n• section 104AB, note\n• section 104AC, note\n• section 104AD, note\n• section 117 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 118 (3), note\n• section 119, note\n\nLand Tax Act 2004 Part 4.107\nAmendment [4.107]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 237\nPart 4.107 Land Tax Act 2004\n[4.107] Section 13A (6), note etc\n• section 13A (6), note\n• section 34 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 41 (1), note\n• section 43 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 44, note\nPart 4.108 Land Titles Act 1925\n[4.108] Section 18 (2), note etc\n• section 30 (1), note\n• section 38 (4), note\n• section 44 (2), notes\n• section 47C (2), notes 2 and 3 and (4), note\n• section 48BE (2), note\n• section 48BF (2), note\n• section 65, note\n\nPart 4.108 Land Titles Act 1925\nAmendment [4.108]\n• section 68 (1), note\n• section 82 (1), notes\n• section 86 (1), notes\n• section 87B (3), note\n• section 87C (1), notes\n• section 88 (1), notes 2 and 3\n• section 92 (1), notes\n• section 92A (2), notes\n• section 98 (2), note\n• section 101 (1), notes\n• section 101A (1), notes\n• section 103 (3), note\n• section 103A (1), notes\n• section 103B (1), notes\n• section 103C (2), notes\n• section 103E (1), notes\n• section 103F (1), notes\n• section 103G (1), notes\n• section 103H (1), notes\n• section 104A (1), notes\n• section 107 (1), notes\n• section 132 (2), notes\n• section 135 (2), notes\n• section 138B, note\n\nLaw Officers Act 2011 Part 4.109\nAmendment [4.109]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 239\n• section 139 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 140 (4), note\n• section 179, note\nPart 4.109 Law Officers Act 2011\n[4.109] Section 11 (3), note etc\n• section 16 (5), note\n• section 32, note\n\nPart 4.110 Leases (Commercial and Retail) Act 2001\nAmendment [4.110]\nPart 4.110 Leases (Commercial and Retail)\n[4.110] Section 31, note etc\n• section 31, note\n• section 157A (2) and (3), notes\n• section 158, note\nPart 4.111 Legal Aid Act 1977\n[4.111] Section 25 (1), note etc\n• section 31E (8), note\n• section 60A (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 98 (2), note\n• section 99 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 100, note\n\nLegal Profession Act 2006 Part 4.112\nAmendment [4.112]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 241\nPart 4.112 Legal Profession Act 2006\n[4.112] Section 41 (1), notes etc\n• section 41 (1), notes\n• section 51 (1), note\n• section 61 (2) (a), note\n• section 77 (3), note\n• section 84 (4), notes\n• section 104 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 106 (1), note\n• section 136 (1), note\n• section 170, notes\n• section 183 (2) (a), note\n• section 195 (1), note\n• section 206 (5), notes\n• section 213 (2), note\n• section 215 (3), note\n• section 244 (3), note\n• section 297, note 2\n• section 315 (3), note\n• section 330 (1), note\n• section 331 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 354 (3), note\n• section 455 (3), note\n• section 579 (1), note\n• section 580 (1), note\n• section 581 (1), note\n• section 584 1), note\n\nPart 4.113 Legislative Assembly (Members’ Staff) Act 1989\nAmendment [4.113]\n• section 587 (2), note\n• section 601 (2), notes\n• section 602 (1), note\nPart 4.113 Legislative Assembly (Members’\nStaff) Act 1989\n[4.113] Section 4 (2), note etc\n• section 4 (2), note\n• section 5 (4), note\n• section 8 (7), note\n• section 13 (6), note\n• section 17 (5), note\n• section 18 (8), note\n• section 20 (5), note\n• section 21 (7), note\n• section 23, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments and regulations. The notes\n\nLifetime Care and Support (Catastrophic Injuries) Act 2014 Part 4.114\nAmendment [4.114]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 243\nPart 4.114 Lifetime Care and Support\n(Catastrophic Injuries) Act 2014\n[4.114] Section 16 (2) and (3), notes etc\n• section 16 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 21 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 28 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 34 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 38 (1), notes\n• section 47 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 55 (1), notes 1 and 2\n• section 61 (1), notes\n• section 70 (4), note\n• section 71 (5), note\n• section 73 (1), note 2\n• section 81 (2), note\n• section 83 (2), note 2\n• section 83A (2), note 2\n• section 84 (2), notes 1 and 3\n• section 93 (1) and (5), notes\n• section 98 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 99 (1), note\n\nPart 4.115 Limitation Act 1985\nAmendment [4.115]\nPart 4.115 Limitation Act 1985\n[4.115] Section 58 (2) and (3), notes\nomit\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments and approved forms. The\n[4.116] Section 59, note\nomit\nPart 4.116 Liquor Act 2010\n[4.117] Section 25 (2), notes 4 and 5 etc\n• section 25 (2), notes 4 and 5\n• section 32A, note\n• section 38 (1), notes\n• section 39 (1), notes\n• section 40 (2), notes 3 and 4\n• section 44 (2), note 1\n• section 45 (2), note 1\n• section 50 (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 56 (5), note\n• section 61 (3), notes 2 and 3\n• section 63 (2), note 1\n\nLiquor Act 2010 Part 4.116\nAmendment [4.117]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 245\n• section 86 (3), note\n• section 88, definition of risk-assessment management plan, note\n• section 91 (2), notes\n• section 95 (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 124 (4), note\n• section 131 (1), note\n• section 144 (4), note\n• section 164 (3), note\n• section 187D (3), note\n• section 189 (1), notes\n• section 198 (3), note\n• section 210 (1), notes\n• section 213 (2), note\n• section 221, note 2\n• section 222, note\n• section 223 (3), note 1\n• section 224 (2), note\n• section 227 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 228 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 229 (1), note\n\nPart 4.117 Liquor Regulation 2010\nAmendment [4.118]\nPart 4.117 Liquor Regulation 2010\n[4.118] Schedule 1, section 1.19 (2), note etc\n• schedule 1, section 1.19 (2), note\n• schedule 1, section 1.19A (1), note 1\n• schedule 1, section 1.20 (2), note\nThis amendment omits a standard note about approved forms. The note is no longer used in\nPart 4.118 Litter Act 2004\n[4.119] Section 24BG (2), note etc\n• section 24BG (2), note\n• section 24H (2) (d) (ii), note\n• section 24I (4) (d) (ii), note\n• section 24K (3) (d), note\n• section 24L (f), note\n• section 24M (2), note\n• section 24P (2), note\n• section 24X, note 2\n• section 24Y, note\n• section 24ZA (6), note 2 and (7), note\n\nLong Service Leave (Portable Schemes) Act 2009 Part 4.119\nAmendment [4.120]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 247\n• section 25 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 26 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.119 Long Service Leave (Portable\nSchemes) Act 2009\n[4.120] Section 12 (6), note etc\n• section 12 (6), note\n• section 13 (5), note\n• section 51 (5), note\n• section 53 (3) and (5), notes\n• section 56 (4), note\n• section 56A (3), note\n• section 69 (1), note\n• section 79 (1), note 2\n• section 81, note\n• section 82 (2), note\n• section 91 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 93, note\n\nPart 4.120 Lotteries Act 1964\nAmendment [4.121]\nPart 4.120 Lotteries Act 1964\n[4.121] Section 6 (3), note 1 etc\n• section 6 (3), note 1\n• section 6A (1) (c) and (4), notes\n• section 7 (1), notes\n• section 7A, note\n• section 18A (1) and (2), notes\n• section 20, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, approved forms, fees and\nPart 4.121 Machinery Regulation 1950\n[4.122] Section 6 (3), note\nomit\n\nMagistrates Court Act 1930 Part 4.122\nAmendment [4.123]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 249\nPart 4.122 Magistrates Court Act 1930\n[4.123] Section 7AA (2), note etc\n• section 7AA (2), note\n• section 7F (3), note\n• section 8AA (2), note\n• section 124A (3), note\n• section 128 (3), note\n• section 131AC (6), note\n• section 131AD (2), note\n• section 131AG (3), note\n• section 166B (2), note\n• section 291A (5), note\n• section 291U (5), note\n• section 320A (4), note\n• section 321, note\n\nPart 4.123 Major Events Act 2014\nAmendment [4.124]\nPart 4.123 Major Events Act 2014\n[4.124] Section 6 (5), note etc\n• section 6 (5), note\n• section 9 (4), note\n• section 39 (3), note\n• section 66 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.124 Medicines, Poisons and\nTherapeutic Goods Act 2008\n[4.125] Section 84 (1), note etc\n• section 84 (1), note\n• section 92 (1), note\n• section 95 (2), note 1\n• section 97A (3), note\n• section 97G (1), note\n• section 155, note 2\n• section 155A, note\n\nMedicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008 Part 4.125\nAmendment [4.126]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 251\n• section 184 (1), note\n• section 189 (1), note 2\n• section 190 (4), note\n• section 192 (3), note\n• section 193 (4), note\n• section 197 (1) and (2), notes\nPart 4.125 Medicines, Poisons and\nTherapeutic Goods\nRegulation 2008\n[4.126] Section 352 (4), note etc\n• section 352 (4), note\n• section 353 (3), note\n• section 560 (4), note\n• section 574 (3), note\n• section 575 (2), note\n• section 605 (1), note\n• section 610 (1), note\n• section 615 (1), note\n• section 620, note\n• section 625, note\n• section 630 (3), note\n• section 631 (2), note\n\nPart 4.126 Mental Health Act 2015\nAmendment [4.127]\n• section 705 (1), note\n• section 710 (1), note\n• section 715 (1), note\n• section 765 (1), note\n• section 851, note 2\n• section 852, note\n• section 864 (5), note\ndecision notices, approved forms and fees. The notes are no longer used in current legislative\nPart 4.126 Mental Health Act 2015\n[4.127] Section 33 (2), note 2 etc\n• section 33 (2), note 2\n• section 34 (2), note 2\n• section 51 (2), note 3\n• section 139 (2), note 2\n• section 198 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 198A (9), note\n• section 204 (3), note\n• section 217 (3), notes\n• section 220 (2), note\n• section 221 (2), note\n• section 225 (2) (e), note\n• section 227 (2), note\n\nMental Health (Secure Facilities) Act 2016 Part 4.127\nAmendment [4.128]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 253\n• section 228 (2), note\n• section 230 (1), note\n• section 244 (2), note\n• section 259, note 2\n• section 260, note\n• section 261 (2), note 1\n• section 262 (3), note 1\n• section 272 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 274, note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices, fees and regulations. The\nPart 4.127 Mental Health (Secure Facilities)\nAct 2016\n[4.128] Section 7 (1), note etc\n• section 7 (1), note and (3), note 1\n• section 9 (1), note 1 and (4), note\n• section 67, note 2\n• section 68, note\n• section 76 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 78, note\n\nPart 4.128 Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019\nAmendment [4.129]\nPart 4.128 Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019\n[4.129] Section 19 (2), note etc\n• section 95 (2), note\n• section 146 (4), note\n• section 208 (4), note\n• section 362 (4), note 1\n• section 422 (2), note\n• section 478, note 2\n• section 483, note 2\n• section 487 (1) and (5), notes\n• section 489 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 490 (5), note 1 and note 3\n• section 492 (1), note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, internal review and reviewable decision notices, fees and\nPart 4.129 Motor Sport (Public Safety)\nAct 2006\n[4.130] Section 7 (4), note etc\n• section 7 (4), note\n• section 8 (1), notes\n• section 9 (6), note\n\nNational Environment Protection Council Act 1994 Part 4.130\nAmendment [4.131]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 255\n• section 11 (1), notes\n• section 33, note 2\n• section 33A, note\n• section 36 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 37 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 38 (1), note and (3), note 2\nPart 4.130 National Environment Protection\nCouncil Act 1994\n[4.131] Section 13 (4), note etc\n• section 19 (6), note\n• section 21A (3), note\n\n[4.132] Section 20 (3), note etc\n• section 23 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 25 (3), note\n• section 36 (7), note\n• section 47, definition of nature conservation strategy, note\n• section 51 (3), note\n• section 54 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 60 (7), note\n• section 65 (1) and (5), notes\n• section 66 (4), note\n• section 71 (5), note\n• section 72 (4), note\n• section 76 (2), note\n• section 78 (5), note\n• section 79 (4), note\n• section 84 (4), note\n• section 90B (2), note\n• section 90C (4), notes\n• section 91 (2), notes\n• section 100, def draft action plan, note 2\n• section 103 (3), note\n• section 105 (2), notes\n• section 111 (3), notes\n• section 113 (4), note\n\nNature Conservation Act 2014 Part 4.131\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 257\n• section 115, definition of native species conservation plan, note\n• section 116, definition of draft native species conservation plan,\nparagraph (c), note 2\n• section 122 (2), notes\n• section 155 (3), note\n• section 157 (3), note\n• section 158, definition of controlled native species management\nplan, note\n• section 159 (1), definition of draft controlled native species\nmanagement plan¸ note 2\n• section 162 (3), note\n• section 165 (2), notes\n• section 167 (2), note 2\n• section 168D (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 168F (3), notes\n• section 172 (4), notes\n• section 175, definition of reserve management plan, note 2\n• section 179 (3), note\n• section 184 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 186 (2), note\n• section 192 (1), definition of draft Ramsar wetland management\nplan, paragraph (c), note 2\n• section 195 (3), note\n• section 198 (2), notes 1 and 2\n• section 200 (2), note\n• section 208 (4), note\n• section 211 (3), note\n• section 226 (3), note\n\n• section 229 (3), note\n• section 254 (1) and (5), notes\n• section 256 (4), note and (5) (b), note 1\n• section 259 (3), note and (4) (b), note 1\n• section 264 (2), note 3\n• section 279 (6), note\n• section 287 (3), note 3\n• section 289 (2), note 3\n• section 291 (1), note\n• section 293 (2), note 1\n• section 318A (1), note, (3), note 2 and (5), note\n• section 319 (2), note 2\n• section 321 (1), note 3\n• section 323 (3), note\n• section 325 (4), note\n• section 327 (6), note\n• section 329 (4), note\n• section 331 (4), note\n• section 333 (4), note\n• section 335 (2), note\n• section 355 (2), note\n• section 361, note 2\n• section 362, note\n• section 368 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 370 (1), note\n\nOfficial Visitor Act 2012 Part 4.132\nAmendment [4.133]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 259\nPart 4.132 Official Visitor Act 2012\n[4.133] Section 19 (3), note etc\n• section 23B (4), note\n• section 23F (2), note\n• section 26 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 27, note\nPart 4.133 Partnership Act 1963\n[4.134] Section 58 (1), notes etc\n• section 60 (3), note\n• section 61 (1), notes\n• section 62 (1), note\n• section 65 (1), note\n• section 74 (5), note\n• section 78 (3), note\n• section 84 (2), note\n• section 91 (5), notes\n• section 99 (1) and (2), notes\n\nPart 4.134 Payroll Tax Act 2011\nAmendment [4.135]\n• section 100 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 101 (1), note\napproved forms, fees and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting\nPart 4.134 Payroll Tax Act 2011\n[4.135] Section 14 (4), note etc\n• section 29 (10), note\n• section 30 (5), note\n• section 79 (6), note\n• section 87D, note 2\n• section 87E, note\n• section 101, note\n• schedule 2, section 2.15 (7), note\n• schedule 2, section 2.20 (2), note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices, approved forms and\n\nPowers of Attorney Act 2006 Part 4.135\nAmendment [4.136]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 261\nPart 4.135 Powers of Attorney Act 2006\n[4.136] Section 13 (1), note 1 etc\n• section 13 (1), note 1\n• section 33 (1), note\n• section 46A (2), note and (5), note 1\n• section 97, note\nPart 4.136 Prohibited Weapons Act 1996\n[4.137] Section 4K (3), note etc\n• section 4K (3), note\n• section 4L (3), note\n• section 6A (3), note\n• section 6B (3), note\n• section 14A, note 2\n• section 14B, note\n• section 17A (1) and (2), notes\n• section 19 (1), note\n• schedule 1, part 1.1, item 3, note\n• schedule 1, part 1.3, item 2, note\n\nPart 4.137 Prohibited Weapons Regulation 1997\nAmendment [4.138]\n• schedule 1, part 1.4, item 4, note\n• schedule 2, item 2, note\nreviewable decision notices, approved forms, fees and regulations. The notes are no longer used\nPart 4.137 Prohibited Weapons\nRegulation 1997\n[4.138] Section 7 (5), note etc\n• section 7 (5), note\n• section 10 (5), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments and approved forms. The\nPart 4.138 Public Health Act 1997\n[4.139] Section 7 (3) and (5), notes etc\n• section 7 (3) and (5), notes\n• section 18 (6), note\n• section 22 (3), note 2 and (4), note\n\nPublic Health Act 1997 Part 4.138\nAmendment [4.139]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 263\n• section 36 (2), note\n• section 42D (3), note 2 and (4), note\n• section 42E (1), note\n• section 42G (1), note\n• section 43 (2), note\n• section 56F (1), note\n• section 56K (2), note\n• section 56M (2), note\n• section 60 (3), note\n• section 65 (3), note\n• section 66B (2), note\n• section 72 (3), note\n• section 100 (3), note 2 and (4), note\n• section 101 (4), note\n• section 102 (2), note\n• section 118A (3), note\n• section 118D (3), note\n• section 118J (3), note\n• section 119 (5), note\n• section 131, note 2\n• section 131A, note\n• section 133 (5), note 2 and (6), note\n• section 137 (1) and (4), notes\n• section 138 (1), note\n\nPart 4.139 Public Health Regulation 2000\nAmendment [4.140]\nPart 4.139 Public Health Regulation 2000\n[4.140] Section 4 (3), note etc\n• section 4 (3), note\n• section 5 (3), note\n• section 48 (1), note 2\n• section 51 (3), note\n• section 52 (2), note\n• section 53 (2), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments and reviewable decision\nnotices. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting practice.\nPart 4.140 Public Pools Act 2015\n[4.141] Section 11 (5), note etc\n• section 11 (5), note\n• section 12 (3), note 1\n• section 13 (4), note 1\n• section 14 (4), note 1\n• section 15 (3), note 1\n• section 16 (3), note 1\n• section 17 (5), note 1\n• section 19 (3), note 1\n• section 50, note 2\n\nPublic Roads Act 1902 Part 4.141\nAmendment [4.142]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 265\n• section 54 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 55 (2), note\n• section 56 (1), note 2\n• section 58 (1), note\nPart 4.141 Public Roads Act 1902\n[4.142] Section 18 (2), note etc\n• section 19 (4), note\n• section 25 (3) and (7), notes\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments. The note is no longer used in\nPart 4.142 Public Sector Management\nAct 1994\n[4.143] Section 13 (3), note etc\n• section 14 (5), note\n• section 17 (6), note\n\nPart 4.143 Public Trustee and Guardian Act 1985\nAmendment [4.144]\n• section 142 (5), note\n• section 144 (5), note\n• section 251 (1), note 2 and (4), note\n• section 252, note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current\nPart 4.143 Public Trustee and Guardian\nAct 1985\n[4.144] Section 59A (5), note etc\n• section 59A (5), note\n• section 61 (10), note\n\nPublic Unleased Land Act 2013 Part 4.144\nAmendment [4.145]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 267\nPart 4.144 Public Unleased Land Act 2013\n[4.145] Section 12 (1), notes etc\n• section 12 (1), notes\n• section 15 (3), note\n• section 19 (1), notes\n• section 21 (3), note\n• section 25 (1), notes\n• section 31 (4), note\n• section 34 (4), note\n• section 45 (2), notes 2 and 3\n• section 61 (6), note\n• section 69 (1), notes and (3), notes 3 and 4\n• section 71 (2), notes 3 and 4\n• section 75 (2), note 1\n• section 92 (2), note\n• section 94 (2), note\n• section 98 (3), note\n• section 100 (4), note\n• section 128, note 2\n• section 129, note\n• section 130 (1) and (2), notes\n\nPart 4.145 Race and Sports Bookmaking Act 2001\nAmendment [4.146]\n• section 131 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 132, note\nPart 4.145 Race and Sports Bookmaking\n[4.146] Section 6 (1), note etc\n• section 6 (1), note\n• section 10A (1), notes\n• section 16A (2), notes\n• section 23 (3), note\n• section 44 (1), note 1\n• section 55 (6), note\n• section 65 (4), note\n\nRacing Act 1999 Part 4.146\nAmendment [4.147]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 269\n• section 76 (2), note\n• section 82A, note 2\n• section 82B (2), note\n• section 83B, note 2\n• section 84, note\n• section 90 (2), note\n• section 98 (1), note\nPart 4.146 Racing Act 1999\n[4.147] Section 34 (8), note etc\n• section 34 (8), note\n• section 45 (2), note\n• section 61D (3), note\n• section 63, note 2\n• section 64, note\n\nPart 4.147 Radiation Protection Act 2006\nAmendment [4.148]\nPart 4.147 Radiation Protection Act 2006\n[4.148] Section 47 (1), note etc\n• section 48 (4), note\n• section 112, note 2\n• section 113, note\n• section 116 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 122 (1), note and (2), note 2\nPart 4.148 Rail Safety National Law (ACT)\n[4.149] Section 8 (2), note etc\n• section 8 (2), note\n• section 15 (6), note\n• section 17 (3), note 2\n\nRates Act 2004 Part 4.149\nAmendment [4.150]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 271\n• section 21 (4), note\n• section 55 (1), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments, examples and regulations.\nPart 4.149 Rates Act 2004\n[4.150] Section 31 (1), note etc\n• section 41 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 42 (3), note\n• section 46 (9), note\n• section 78 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 79, note\n• schedule 1, section 1.2 (3), note\n\nPart 4.150 Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1994\nAmendment [4.151]\nPart 4.150 Referendum (Machinery\nProvisions) Act 1994\n[4.151] Section 7 (3), note etc\n• section 11 (1), note\n• section 14 (5), note\n• section 21 (1), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.19, section 224 (4), note\n• schedule 1, modification 1.31, section 275 (3) and (5), notes\nPart 4.151 Residential Tenancies Act 1997\n[4.152] Section 10 (7), note etc\n• section 10 (7), note\n• section 25, note\n• section 33 (1), note 1\n• section 34D (1), note 1\n• section 34E (1), note\n• section 103 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 104 (4), note 2\n• section 126 (3), note\n\nRetirement Villages Act 2012 Part 4.152\nAmendment [4.153]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 273\n• section 133 (3), note\n• section 134 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 136 (1), note\nPart 4.152 Retirement Villages Act 2012\n[4.153] Section 23 (2), note 2 etc\n• section 23 (2), note 2\n• section 24 (3), note 2\n• section 42 (1), notes 2 and 3 and (5), notes\n• section 44 (1), notes\n• section 116 (1), note\n• section 136A (3), note\n• section 159 (1), note\n• section 184 (2), notes\n• section 262 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 263 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 264 (1), note\n\nPart 4.153 Road Transport (Alcohol and Drugs) Act 1977\nAmendment [4.154]\nPart 4.153 Road Transport (Alcohol and\nDrugs) Act 1977\n[4.154] Section 51, note\nomit\nPart 4.154 Road Transport (Driver\nLicensing) Regulation 2000\n[4.155] Section 12 (8), note etc\n• section 12 (8), note\n• section 15 (7), note\n• section 62 (6), note\n• section 65 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 73I (3), note\n• section 73R (3), note\n• section 73X (1), note\n• section 73ZG (4), note\n• section 73ZL (4), note\n• section 73ZM (3), notes\n• section 73ZT (1), notes\n• section 90A (4), note\n• section 108 (4), note\n• section 118 (2), note\n\nRoad Transport (General) Act 1999 Part 4.155\nAmendment [4.156]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 275\n• section 119 (2), note\n• section 122 (2), note\n• section 122A (4), note\n• section 138, note\nPart 4.155 Road Transport (General)\n[4.156] Section 12 (3), note etc\n• section 12 (3), note\n• section 14 (4) and (5), notes\n• section 31A (2), note\n• section 31C (6), note\n• section 31D (2), note\n• section 31F (1), note\n• section 31I (3), note\n• section 38 (3), note\n• section 91, note 2\n• section 91A (2), note\n• section 94, note 2\n• section 96 (1) and (3), notes\n\nPart 4.156 Road Transport (General) Regulation 2000\nAmendment [4.157]\n• section 225 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 233 (1), note\nPart 4.156 Road Transport (General)\nRegulation 2000\n[4.157] Section 13AA (4), note etc\n• section 13AA (4), note\n• section 24 (5) and (6), notes\n• section 31 (4), note\n\nRoad Transport (Offences) Regulation 2005 Part 4.157\nAmendment [4.158]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 277\nPart 4.157 Road Transport (Offences)\n[4.158] Section 14C (2), note 1 etc\n• section 14C (2), note 1\n• section 14D (2), note 1\n• section 16E (1), note\n• section 21 (4), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, approved forms and fees.\nPart 4.158 Road Transport (Public\nPassenger Services) Act 2001\n[4.159] Section 23 (2), note etc\n• section 27C (2), note\n• section 60 (2), note\n• section 60Q (2), note\n• section 79A (2), note\n• section 82 (3), note\n• section 83 (4), note\n• section 93 (2) note\n\nPart 4.159 Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002\n• section 126 (1), note and (2), note 2\n• section 127 (2), note\nPart 4.159 Road Transport (Public\nPassenger Services)\n[4.160] Section 7 (1), notes etc\n• section 7 (1), notes\n• section 16 (2), note 1\n• section 19A (4), note\n• section 20B (3), note\n• section 68 (3), note and (4), note 2\n• section 70AS (3), note\n• section 70AAD (2), note\n• section 70S (2), note\n• section 71, notes\n• section 72 (2), note\n• section 77 (1), notes\n• section 81 (2), note 1\n• section 85 (3), definition of relevant person, notes 2 and 3\n\nRoad Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002 Part 4.159\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 279\n• section 92B (3), notes 2 and 3\n• section 92C (4), note\n• section 92D (3), note\n• section 92E (6), note\n• section 92J (1), notes\n• section 92K (1), notes\n• section 92M (2), note 1\n• section 92O (2), note 1\n• section 95A (4), note\n• section 102 (4), note\n• section 107 (2), note\n• section 142A (3), note\n• section 158 (3), note\n• section 162 (2), note\n• section 164 (3), definition of vehicle inspection station, notes 2\nand 3\n• section 164C (4), note\n• section 164H (1), note\n• section 164I (1), notes\n• section 164J (1), notes\n• section 164M (2), note 1\n• section 164N (3), note 1\n• section 166 (1), note 1\n• section 175 (2), note 1\n• section 177G (2), note 1\n• section 177B (1), notes\n\nPart 4.159 Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002\n• section 187 (2), note 1\n• section 221F (3), note and (4), note 2\n• section 221K (2), note\n• section 221N (3), note\n• section 221P (1) (d), (2) (d), (3) (d) and (5), notes\n• section 221U (2), note\n• section 230 (1), note\n• section 237 (2), note 1\n• section 240 (2), note 1\n• section 256 (2), note\n• section 258 (4), note\n• section 261 (3), note\n• section 302 (2), note\n• section 303 (3), note and (4), note 2\n• section 305 (2), note\n• section 307 (5), note\nto make, amend or repeal instruments, approved forms and fees. The notes are no longer used in\n\nRoad Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) Regulation 2017 Part 4.160\nAmendment [4.161]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 281\nPart 4.160 Road Transport (Safety and\nTraffic Management)\nRegulation 2017\n[4.161] Section 33 (3), note etc\n• section 64 (6), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable and notifiable instruments. The notes\nPart 4.161 Road Transport (Vehicle\nRegistration) Regulation 2000\n[4.162] Section 31 (5), note etc\n• section 31 (5), note\n• section 45A (2), note\n• section 51 (2), note\n• section 68A (3), note\n• section 88 (3), note\n• section 116 (2), note\n\nPart 4.162 Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977\nAmendment [4.163]\n• section 153 (2), note\n• section 153A (4), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable and notifiable instruments, and fees.\nPart 4.162 Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977\n[4.163] Section 25 (7), note etc\n• section 25 (7), note\n• section 25A (6), note\n• section 51, note 2\n• section 52, note\n• section 91 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 92 (2), note\n• section 93 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.163 Security Industry Act 2003\n[4.164] Section 17 (1), notes etc\n• section 17 (1), notes\n• section 36A, note 2\n\nSenior Practitioner Act 2018 Part 4.164\nAmendment [4.165]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 283\n• section 37, note\n• section 46 (2), note\n• section 50 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 51 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 52 (1), note\nPart 4.164 Senior Practitioner Act 2018\n[4.165] Section 12 (6), note etc\n• section 12 (6), note\n• section 27 (3), note 2 and (4), note\n• section 44, note 2\n• section 53 (1), note\ndecision notices and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting\n\nPart 4.165 Sex Work Act 1992\nAmendment [4.166]\nPart 4.165 Sex Work Act 1992\n[4.166] Section 5, definition of police report, note\n• section 5, definition of police report, note\n• section 12 (2), definition of registration notice, notes\n• section 13 (2), definition of annual notice, notes\n• section 29 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 30 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 32 (1), note\nPart 4.166 Smoke-Free Public Places\n[4.167] Section 9O (6), note etc\n• section 9O (6), note\n• section 9P (2), note\n• section 22 (1), note\n\nSpent Convictions Act 2000 Part 4.167\nAmendment [4.168]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 285\nPart 4.167 Spent Convictions Act 2000\n[4.168] Section 19B (2), note 2 etc\n• section 19B (2), note 2\n• section 19L, note 2\n• section 19M, note\n• section 22A (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.168 Stock Act 2005\n[4.169] Section 6 (2), note etc\n• section 6 (2), note\n• section 7A (2), note\n• section 9 (1), note\n• section 14, notes\n• section 24 (1), notes\n• section 27, notes\n\nPart 4.169 Supreme Court Act 1933\nAmendment [4.170]\n• section 66, note 2\n• section 66A, note\n• section 68 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 69 (2) and (3), notes\nPart 4.169 Supreme Court Act 1933\n[4.170] Section 4AA (2), note etc\n• section 4AA (2), note\n• section 37U (7), note\nPart 4.170 Surveyors Act 2007\n[4.171] Section 9 (4), note etc\n• section 9 (4), note\n• section 55 (4), note\n• section 76, note 2\n• section 77, note\n• section 80 (1) and (2), notes\n\nTaxation Administration Act 1999 Part 4.171\nAmendment [4.172]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 287\n• section 81 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 82, note\nPart 4.171 Taxation Administration Act 1999\n[4.172] Section 18F (2), notes etc\n• section 18F (2), notes\n• section 42 (4), note\n• section 56H (6), note\n• section 56I (3), note\n• section 56L (2), note\n• section 107B, note\n• section 108, note\n• section 108A, note\n• section 137D (7), note\n• section 137E (4), note\n• section 137F (5), note\n• section 139 (2), note\n• section 139A (1) and (2), notes\n• section 140 (1), note\n\nPart 4.172 Taxation (Government Business Enterprises) Act 2003\nAmendment [4.173]\nPart 4.172 Taxation (Government Business\nEnterprises) Act 2003\n[4.173] Section 10 (2), note\nomit\n[4.174] Section 11, note\nomit\nPart 4.173 Territory Records Act 2002\n[4.175] Section 18 (4), note etc\n• section 18 (4), note\n• section 19 (2), notes\n• section 19A (2), notes\n• section 31G (7), note\n• section 31I (1), note\n• section 31M, note\n\nTerrorism (Extraordinary Temporary Powers) Act 2006 Part 4.174\nAmendment [4.176]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 289\n• section 55 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 57, note\nPart 4.174 Terrorism (Extraordinary\nTemporary Powers) Act 2006\n[4.176] Section 102, note\nomit\nPart 4.175 Tobacco and Other Smoking\nProducts Act 1927\n[4.177] Section 18A (3), note etc\n• section 18A (3), note\n• section 42D (3), note\n• section 47 (1) and (6), notes\n• section 51 (1), note\n• section 69, note 2\n• section 69A, note\n\nPart 4.176 Totalisator Act 2014\nAmendment [4.178]\n• section 70 (2) and (4), notes\nPart 4.176 Totalisator Act 2014\n[4.178] Section 7, notes etc\n• section 7, notes\n• section 11 (1), note\n• section 18 (1), notes\n• section 34, note 1\n• section 38 (5), note\n• section 39 (5), note\n• section 40 (3), note\n• section 42 (3), note\n• section 66, note 2\n• section 70 (5), note\n• section 71 (7), note\n\nTraders (Licensing) Act 2016 Part 4.177\nAmendment [4.179]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 291\nPart 4.177 Traders (Licensing) Act 2016\n[4.179] Section 17 (5), note etc\n• section 17 (5), note\n• section 21 (3), note\n• section 50, note 2\n• section 52 (1) and (2), notes\ndecision notices, approved forms and fees. The notes are no longer used in current legislative\n\nPart 4.178 Training and Tertiary Education Act 2003\nAmendment [4.180]\nPart 4.178 Training and Tertiary Education\n[4.180] Section 7 (1), notes etc\n• section 7 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 8 (1), note 2 and (2), note\n• section 10, note\n• section 13 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 15 (1), note\n• section 18 (5), note\n• section 19 (5), note\n• section 24, note 2\n• section 25, note\n• section 28 (1) and (2), notes\nthe power to make, amend or repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices, approved forms,\nfees and regulations. The notes are no longer used in current legislative drafting practice.\n\nUnclaimed Money Act 1950 Part 4.179\nAmendment [4.181]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 293\nPart 4.179 Unclaimed Money Act 1950\n[4.181] Section 3 (2), note etc\n• section 3 (2), note\n• section 7 (1), note\n• section 8 (3), note 2\n• section 27 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 30, note 2\n• section 34 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 35 (2) and (3), notes\nreviewable decision notices, approved forms and fees. The notes are no longer used in current\nPart 4.180 Uncollected Goods Act 1996\n[4.182] Section 17 (2), note\nomit\n[4.183] Section 38, note\nomit\n\nPart 4.181 Unit Titles Act 2001\nAmendment [4.184]\nPart 4.181 Unit Titles Act 2001\n[4.184] Section 17 (2), notes etc\n• section 17 (2), notes\n• section 20 (9), note\n• section 22B (2), note\n• section 29 (1), notes\n• section 146 (1), notes\n• section 149 (1), notes\n• section 154 (4), notes\n• section 160 (1), notes\n• section 173A (1), note 1\n• section 174 (3), note\n• section 176, note\n• section 177A, note\n• section 179 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 180 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 181 (2), note\n\nUnit Titles (Management) Act 2011 Part 4.182\nAmendment [4.185]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 295\nPart 4.182 Unit Titles (Management)\n[4.185] Section 41 (3), note etc\n• section 109 (2), note\n• section 146 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 147 (3), note\n• schedule 3, section 3.7 (2) (a), note\n• schedule 3, section 3.10 (1), note\n• schedule 3, section 3.26 (1), note 1\nPart 4.183 University of Canberra Act 1989\n[4.186] Section 6 (1) (i), note etc\n• section 6 (1) (i), note\n• section 7 (1), note\n• section 13A, note\n• section 42 (2), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments and examples. The notes\n\nPart 4.184 Unlawful Gambling Act 2009\nAmendment [4.187]\nPart 4.184 Unlawful Gambling Act 2009\n[4.187] Section 7 (3), note etc\n• section 11 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 17 (1), notes\n• section 45, note 2\n• section 46, note\n• section 48 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 49, note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, examples, reviewable\nPart 4.185 Utilities Act 2000\n[4.188] Section 18 (2), note etc\n• section 19 (5), note\n• section 22 (3), note 2\n• section 34, notes\n• section 39 (5), note\n• section 43A, note 2\n• section 43B, note\n\nUtilities Act 2000 Part 4.185\nAmendment [4.188]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 297\n• section 53 (3), note\n• section 54E (6), note\n• section 54F (5), note\n• section 54GA (4), note\n• section 54H (2), note\n• section 56A (2), note\n• section 63 (3), note\n• section 75G (3), note\n• section 79 (4), note\n• section 91, note\n• section 121 (4), note\n• section 122 (6), note\n• section 228 (3), note\n• section 229A (4), note\n• section 230 (2), note\n• section 254 (2) and (4), notes\n• section 255 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 256 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 261 (1), note\n\nPart 4.186 Utilities (Technical Regulation) Act 2014\nAmendment [4.189]\nPart 4.186 Utilities (Technical Regulation)\n[4.189] Section 12 (1), notes etc\n• section 12 (1), notes\n• section 15 (4), note\n• section 18 (6), note\n• section 43 (2), notes\n• section 48 (1), note 1\n• section 55 (7), note\n• section 59 (3), note\n• section 60 (1), note\n• section 69 (2), note\n• section 71 (1), notes\n• section 73 (4), note\n• section 74 (4), note\n• section 106, note 2\n• section 107, note\n• section 110 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 111 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 112, note\n\nVeterinary Practice Act 2018 Part 4.187\nAmendment [4.190]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 299\nPart 4.187 Veterinary Practice Act 2018\n[4.190] Section 16 (2), note 4 etc\n• section 16 (2), note 4\n• section 24 (1), note 2\n• section 42 (4), note\n• section 72 (3), note\n• section 79 (1), note\n• section 81 (1), note\n• section 84 (1), note 2\n• section 116 (2), note\n• section 129 (4), note\n• section 137, note 2\n• section 138, note\n• section 142 (2) and (5), notes\n• section 143 (2), note\n• section 144 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 147 (1), note\n\nPart 4.188 Victims of Crime Regulation 2000\nAmendment [4.191]\nPart 4.188 Victims of Crime Regulation 2000\n[4.191] Section 25A, note etc\n• section 25A, note\n• section 27A, note\n• section 32, note\n• section 46A, note 2\n• section 47, note\n• section 47A (2), note\n• section 50 (2), note\n• section 51 (1) and (3), notes\nreview and reviewable decision notices, and approved forms. The notes are no longer used in\nPart 4.189 Victims of Crime (Financial\nAssistance) Act 2016\n[4.192] Section 31 (2), note etc\n• section 34, note\n• section 49 (2), note\n• section 52, note\n• section 56, note\n\nWaste Management and Resource Recovery Act 2016 Part 4.190\nAmendment [4.193]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 301\n• section 57, note\n• section 64 (2), note\n• section 67 (2), note\n• section 74 (3) and (5), notes\n• section 91, note\n• section 94, note\n• section 99 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 100 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 101 (1), note\nPart 4.190 Waste Management and\nResource Recovery Act 2016\n[4.193] Section 16 (3), note etc\n• section 19 (2), note 2\n• section 22 (1), note 1\n• section 31 (2), note 2\n\nPart 4.191 Water and Sewerage Act 2000\nAmendment [4.194]\n• section 34 (1), note 1 and (4), note\n• section 60 (2), note 2 and (3), note\n• section 64H (3), note\n• section 64K (1), note\n• section 64L (4), note\n• section 64O (1), note\n• section 67 (1), note 1 and (4) (a) and (b), notes\n• section 70 (4), note\n• section 71 (3), note\n• section 82 (2), note 2\n• section 121, note 2\n• section 126 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 128 (1), note\nPart 4.191 Water and Sewerage Act 2000\n[4.194] Section 9A (3), note etc\n• section 9A (3), note\n• section 44A, note 2\n• section 44B, note\n• section 44C (3) and (4), notes\n\nWater Resources Act 2007 Part 4.192\nAmendment [4.195]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 303\n• section 45 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 49 (1), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about disallowable instruments, the power to make, amend\nor repeal instruments, reviewable decision notices, approved forms, fees and regulations. The\nPart 4.192 Water Resources Act 2007\n[4.195] Section 12 (1) and (2), notes etc\n• section 12 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 17 (6), note\n• section 20 (1), note\n• section 24 (1), note\n• section 25 (2) and (3), notes\n• section 35 (4), note\n• section 38 (1), note\n• section 43 (1), note\n• section 53 (1), note\n• section 67E (7), note\n• section 71 (3), note 1\n• section 95, note 2\n\nPart 4.193 Witness Protection Act 1996\nAmendment [4.196]\n• section 96, note\n• section 107 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 109 (1), note\nPart 4.193 Witness Protection Act 1996\n[4.196] Section 3A (2), note etc\n• section 3A (2), note\n• section 3B (2), note\n• section 3C (2), note\nThis amendment omits standard notes about notifiable instruments, approved forms, fees and\n\nWorkers Compensation Act 1951 Part 4.194\nAmendment [4.197]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 305\nPart 4.194 Workers Compensation Act 1951\n[4.197] Section 8 (4), note etc\n• section 16A (4), note\n• section 17 (3), note\n• section 18 (5), note\n• section 103E (2), note\n• section 110 (2), note\n• section 126A (2), note\n• section 144 (1), definition of compulsory insurance policy,\nnote 1\n• section 170B (2), note\n• section 170C (2), note\n• section 170D (2), note\n• section 182F (2), note\n• section 199A (1), note 2\n• section 201 (5), note\n• section 208 (2), note\n• section 221 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 222 (2) and (3), note\n\nPart 4.195 Workers Compensation Regulation 2002\nAmendment [4.198]\nPart 4.195 Workers Compensation\n[4.198] Section 5 (1) and (3), notes etc\n• section 5 (1) and (3), notes\n• section 80 (3) (a), note\n• section 81 (4) (a), note\n• section 93 (3) (a), note\n• section 94 (3) (a), note\n• section 95A (1), note\n• section 95B (1), note\n• section 100 (3), note\n• section 101 (3), note\nrepeal instruments, reviewable decision notices and fees. The notes are no longer used in current\n\nWorking with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011 Part 4.196\nAmendment [4.199]\nA2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 307\nPart 4.196 Working with Vulnerable People\n(Background Checking) Act 2011\n[4.199] Section 8 (3), note etc\n• section 12 (4), note\n• section 17 (1), note\n• section 34 (4), note\n• section 63, note\n• section 68 (1) and (2), notes\n• section 71 (1), note\n\nEndnotes\n1 Presentation speech\nPresentation speech made in the Legislative Assembly on 25 June 2025.\n2 Notification\nNotified under the Legislation Act on 6 November 2025.\n3 Republications of amended laws\nFor the latest republication of amended laws, see www.legislation.act.gov.au.\nI certify that the above is a true copy of the Statute Law Amendment Bill 2025,\nwhich was passed by the Legislative Assembly on 23 October 2025.\nClerk of the Legislative Assembly","sortOrder":14}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"completionTokens":549},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":4,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The legislation remains strictly within its original purpose of statute law revision. Despite the enormous volume of amendments (hundreds across 100+ Acts), each change is explicitly described as technical — correcting typos, updating cross-references, modernising language, or removing redundant provisions. No substantive policy changes are introduced."},"complexity_factors":["Extremely long document (300+ pages) with hundreds of individual amendments","Amendments span 109 Parts in Schedule 3 and 196 Parts in Schedule 4, covering diverse subject matters","Many amendments are interdependent — cross-references must be read with knowledge of other amended provisions","Requires familiarity with both ACT and Commonwealth legislative frameworks (e.g., Administrative Review Tribunal changes)","Staged commencement dates (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 days after notification) create temporal complexity"],"plain_english_summary":"This bill is a statute law revision for the ACT that makes non‑substantive drafting updates—fixing typos, modernising language, updating cross‑references, and removing redundant definitions—without changing legal rights or obligations. It tidies up over 100 Acts and Regulations.\n\nIt affects anyone who works with or relies on ACT laws—lawyers, public servants, businesses and citizens—by improving clarity, consistency and navigability of the statute book and reducing confusion from outdated references."},"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":8,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"On its face the Act is statute‑law revision (housekeeping). Most amendments are editorial or corrective. However the Act also inserts a substantive, repeated provision across multiple Acts describing the factors a court must consider when assessing whether an executive officer took \"reasonable steps\" to prevent an offence (see examples: Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 [3.11], Biosecurity Act 2023 [3.28], Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004 [3.59], Environment Protection Act 1997 [3.100], Fisheries Act 2000 [3.143], Racing Act 1999 [3.251], Unlawful Gambling Act 2009 [3.350], Workers Compensation Act 1951 [3.378], etc.). That harmonised text is not merely a drafting‑style change: it prescribes a standard list of considerations for courts across distinct statutory contexts and therefore meaningfully affects legal outcomes in prosecutions or regulatory enforcement where executive officer liability is at issue. For that reason the Act goes beyond narrow typographical or cross‑reference corrections and broadens its effect into substantive, harmonising law reform around corporate officer liability and judicial assessment mechanics."},"complexity_factors":["Large scale: 4 schedules covering hundreds of parts (Schedule 3 parts 3.1–3.109; Schedule 4 parts 4.1–4.196).","High amendment count: hundreds of discrete line amendments (typographical fixes, cross‑reference corrections, definition insertions/omissions, note deletions).","Multiple new defined terms inserted or centralised (eg. \"Commonwealth Criminal Code\" [2.3], \"intermediary\" [3.79], \"Offshore Petroleum Act\" [3.379/3.386]).","Recurring substantive insertion of a multi‑point \"reasonable steps\" court‑consideration clause into many Acts (complex because repeated across instruments and affecting criminal/regulatory liability assessments).","Extensive cross‑reference repairs to Commonwealth Acts and other Territory Acts (e.g. updating references to Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024, Offshore Petroleum Act, Corporations Act cross‑reference changes).","Large‑scale removal of drafting notes and explanatory notes across Schedule 4 — affects reader guidance and where procedural information is located (risk of losing context if not migrated).","Staggered and conditional commencement structure (multiple commencement dates and dependencies on commencement of other Acts — section 2).","Many small but non‑uniform modernisations (gender pronoun replacements, word order standardisation) => numerous localized semantic checks required.","Some deletions of previously local definitions and insertion of central definitions increase reliance on the Legislation Act dictionary (single point of interpretive dependency)."],"plain_english_summary":"**What this Act does (mechanics)\n\n- Updates, corrects and modernises a very large number of Territory laws and regulations. Mechanically the Act:\n  - fixes typographical errors and inconsistent punctuation/capitalisation;\n  - corrects cross‑references between provisions and to Commonwealth Acts;\n  - replaces or centralises some definitions (for example, it inserts a defined term \"Commonwealth Criminal Code\" in the Legislation Act dictionary — see amendment [2.3]);\n  - standardises drafting language (gender‑neutral pronouns, word order, wording for applying/adopting documents, etc.);\n  - removes many redundant local definitions and many explanatory notes used under older drafting practice (large-scale deletion of notes in schedule 4);\n  - omits obsolete references, updates entity names (for example the Commonwealth tribunal name updates) and updates web addresses or statutory citation points.\n\n- In many Acts the Act inserts a standard, substantive paragraph for offences involving corporate executive officers that tells courts what to consider when deciding whether an executive officer took \"reasonable steps\" to prevent an offence (see representative insertions: Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 amendment [3.11] (s 118(3) replacement), Biosecurity Act 2023 amendment [3.28] (s 227(3)), Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004 amendment [3.59] (s 26C(2)), Environment Protection Act 1997 amendment [3.100] (s 147(2)), and many others). That text is repeated in many different Acts.\n\n- Staggers commencement across multiple dates and links commencement of some amendments to the commencement of other Acts (see section 2). Some Schedule 3 and Schedule 4 parts commence on different days or on commencement of other legislation.\n\n**Who is affected\n\n- Legal drafters, parliamentary counsel and publishers: they will update consolidated/republished versions of Territory law and guidance.\n- Courts and lawyers: corrected cross‑references, centralised definitions and the inserted \"reasonable steps\" guidance affect how statutes are read and how courts assess corporate officer liability in prosecutions.\n- Public service agencies and regulatory bodies: need to update templates, forms, internal procedures and guidance to reflect new references, definitions and omitted notes.\n- Businesses and individuals subject to Territory laws: mostly no change to substantive obligations where amendments are purely editorial. However, where the Act inserts the standard \"reasonable steps\" guidance it can alter how executive officers’ conduct is assessed in criminal/regulatory prosecutions; firms with corporate structures and officers should note the harmonised guidance across multiple Acts.\n\n**Why it matters (stated purpose and practical consequences)\n\n- Stated purpose: \"to improve the quality of the statute law of the Territory by amending legislation for the purpose of statute law revision\" (s 4). That mechanical purpose is achieved by harmonising language, correcting references and removing outdated drafting notes.\n\n- Practical consequences and trade‑offs:\n  - Low‑cost, low‑friction housekeeping: most changes reduce ambiguity and reduce the maintenance burden for users and for the government publishing the law (fewer local, redundant definitions; clearer cross‑references). Implementation costs are mainly administrative (updating registers, guidance, electronic consolidations).\n  - Centralisation of definitions (for example \"Commonwealth Criminal Code\" at Legislation Act dictionary — [2.3]) reduces duplication and risk of inconsistent meaning across Acts, but it also concentrates interpretive reliance on a single definitional source; users will need to consult that central definition.\n  - The repeated insertion of the \"reasonable steps\" court‑consideration paragraph is more than a typographical clean‑up: it creates a standard, statutory list of factors courts must consider when assessing executive officer liability across several regulatory and criminal provisions. That changes judicial assessment mechanics (who bears evidential burdens is addressed in some amendments, e.g. Civil Law (Sale of Residential Property) Act 2003 amendment [3.52] inserting a note about evidential burden). Where that clause appears, it incentivises corporations and responsible officers to document compliance assessments, implement professional compliance audits and training — but it also raises modest compliance costs for corporations who want to preserve the defence. The cost is concentrated on medium‑to‑large corporations where executive officer prosecutions are realistic; the benefit (a clearer standard for courts) is diffuse.\n  - Removal of hundreds of notes (Schedule 4): reduces clutter for readers and aligns the Territory’s drafting practice with current standards. It does not usually change substantive law, but it can change where readers look for procedural guidance (so agencies must ensure guidance previously conveyed by notes is available elsewhere if needed).\n\n**Who pays, who decides, what behaviour changes\n\n- Who pays: implementation costs are mainly borne by government agencies (updating electronic registers, forms and internal guidance) and by larger regulated entities that choose to strengthen compliance programs in response to the new statutory guidance on executive officer liability. Ordinary citizens are unlikely to face direct costs from the textual corrections.\n- Who decides after commencement: courts interpret the revised statutory text; regulators and agencies apply the corrected text in regulatory actions; agencies also decide what administrative updates to make (forms, websites).\n- Behavioural change: mostly administrative and procedural. The most concrete change is that corporate officers and their boards are likely to formalise and document compliance assessments and implement training and audits in response to the harmonised \"reasonable steps\" guidance (see representative insertions cited above). Drafters will use the updated drafting patterns in future legislation.\n\n**Representative references in the Act text**\n- Name, purpose and scope: sections 1, 4 and 5.\n- Commencement and dependencies: section 2 (staggered commencement; links to commencement of other Acts such as Property Developers Act 2024 and Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2024).\n- New central definition: Legislation Act dictionary amendment [2.3] inserting \"Commonwealth Criminal Code\".\n- Repeated judicial‑consideration clause for executive officers: see Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 amendment [3.11] (s 118(3) replacement), Biosecurity Act 2023 amendment [3.28] (s 227(3)), Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004 amendment [3.59] (s 26C(2)), Environment Protection Act 1997 amendment [3.100] (s 147(2)), and other like amendments across schedule 3.\n- Large‑scale removal of drafting notes: Schedule 4 (parts 4.1–4.196) omits many notes across Acts and regulations as a drafting‑practice clean up.\n\n**Risks, implementation and monitoring**\n- Implementation risk is modest for purely typographical fixes but non‑trivial where substantive wording is inserted (the \"reasonable steps\" clause). That insertion will require training for prosecutors, defence lawyers and regulatory officers so that the new statutory guidance is applied consistently.\n- Opportunity cost: parliamentary time used to carry out harmonisation could alternatively have been used for more substantive law reform; on the other hand, reducing drafting inconsistencies tends to lower litigation risk over time.\n\nIn short: the Act is a comprehensive statute‑law revision instrument that mainly performs housekeeping (typos, cross‑references, centralising definitions, modernising drafting style, and removing obsolete notes). It also contains recurring substantive insertions — a standardised judicial‑consideration paragraph about executive officers' reasonable steps — which is the principal element that meaningfully affects how some regulatory and criminal provisions will be applied in practice (see examples above)."},"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"Unauthenticated. 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