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Bounty (Ships) Act 1989

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7 Uniformity

A power conferred on the Governor‑General, the Minister, the Secretary or any other person by this Act shall not be exercised in such a manner that bounty would not be uniform throughout the Commonwealth within the meaning of paragraph 51(iii) of the Constitution.

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