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Section 34

(a) Bail Act 1994 ;

(b) Family Violence Act 2004 ;

(c) Firearms Act 1996 ;

(d) Justices Act 1959 ;

(e) Police Offences Act 1935 ;

(f) Residential Tenancy Act 1997 ;

(g) Sentencing Act 1997 .

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