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Administrative Arrangements (58th Parliament) Order 2023
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Administrative Arrangements (58th Parliament) Order 2023
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4 Repeal of Administrative Arrangements (Interim Ministerial Changes) Order 2023
The Administrative Arrangements (Interim Ministerial Changes) Order 2023 is repealed.
Note—
The Administrative Arrangements (Interim Ministerial Changes) Order 2023 commenced on 28 March 2023.
It is replaced by this order and the Administrative Arrangements (Minns Ministry—Administration of Acts) Order 2023.
Before its repeal it provided that, that in any document, a reference to any Minister of a specified description, other than the Premier or the Deputy Premier, was to be construed as a reference to any of the following Ministers—
(a) Premier,
(b) Deputy Premier,
(c) Minister for Education and Early Learning,
(d) Minister for the Environment,
(e) Minister for Heritage,
(f) Special Minister of State,
(g) Minister for Roads,
(h) Minister for the Arts,
(i) Minister for Night-time Economy and Music,
(j) Treasurer,
(k) Minister for the Gig Economy,
(l) Minister for Health and Regional Health,
(m) Minister for Mental Health,
(n) Minister for the Illawarra and South Coast,
(o) Minister for Transport,
(p) Attorney General.