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Defence (Transitional Provisions) Act 1946
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Section 6
| First ColumnRegulations | Second ColumnDepartment by which Administered | Third ColumnAmendments |
|---|---|---|
| National Security (Apple and Pear Acquisition) Regulations | Commerce and Agriculture | Omit regulation 2Omit regulation 26, insert:“26. A person shall not furnish any return required to be furnished under these Regulations which is false in any particular.”Regulation 26B:After “National Security Act 1939”, insert “or the Defence (Transitional Provisions) Act 1946” |
| National Security (Beef Shortage) Regulations | Commerce and Agriculture | Regulation 5:Omit from paragraph (a) “for the efficient prosecution of the war” |
| National Security (Capital Issues) Regulations | Treasury | Omit regulation 2Regulation 3:Omit subregulation (1)Omit from subregulation (2) “Regulations so repealed”, insert “previous Regulations”Regulation 5:Omit definition of “the previous regulations”, insert “ ‘the previous Regulations’ means any regulations in force under the National Security Act 1939, or under that Act as amended, having the title ‘National Security (Capital Issues) Regulations’.” |
| National Security (Coal Mining Industry Employment) Regulations | Labour and National Service | |
| National Security (Disposal of Commonwealth Property) Regulations | Supply and Shipping | |
| National Security (Economic Organization) Regulations | Treasury and (Part V) Labour and National Service | Omit regulations 7 and 10AAfter regulation 22 add:“23. ValidationWhere, prior to the ninth day of February, 1945:(a) the Treasurer or a delegate of the Treasurer has, acting or purporting to act in pursuance of the National Security (Economic Organization) Regulations, given his consent to any transaction to which the Public Trustee or Public Curator or the Curator of Estates of Deceased Persons, or any similar authority, of any State or Territory of the Commonwealth (in this regulation referred to as ‘the Public Officer’) was a party;(b) the consent was given on the condition that the consideration for the transaction should not exceed an amount or value specified by the Treasurer or the delegate; and(c) the consideration obtained by the Public Officer was equal to that so specified,the Public Officer shall not be subject to any liability, civil or criminal, by reason only of the fact that a greater consideration could or might have been obtained by him in respect of the transaction.” |