Commonwealth Arrangements Act 1900
2Power to permit use of Government House and public buildings
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2 Power to permit use of Government House and public buildings
2 Power to permit use of Government House and public buildings
Subject to such terms and conditions as may be deemed expedient, the Governor may, by agreement with the Governor-General for the Commonwealth or otherwise, make arrangements:
(a) for the use and occupation, by the Governor-General, of the Government House, Sydney, and the Governor’s residence at Moss Vale, and
(b) for the use and occupation by officers of the Commonwealth and the public for the purpose of transacting Commonwealth business of any part of any public building not used exclusively in connection with any department of the public service transferred to the Commonwealth.