Part 4Functions and powers

Part 4 Functions and powers Section 30 page 58 Electronic Conveyancing National Law (ACT) Effective: 04/09/22 R3 04/09/22 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au (3) If: (a) this Law has commenced and confers a power to make a statutory instrument (the basic statutory instrument-making power), and (b) a provision of a New South Wales Act that does not commence on its enactment would, had it commenced, amend this Law so as to confer additional power to make a statutory instrument (the additional instrument-making power), then: (c) the basic instrument-making power and the additional instrument-making power may be exercised by making a single instrument, and (d) any provision of the instrument that required an exercise of the additional instrument- making power is to be treated as made under subclause (2). (4) If an instrument, or a provision of an instrument, is made under subclause (1) or (2) that is necessary for the purpose of: (a) enabling the exercise of a power mentioned in the subclause, or (b) bringing an appointment, instrument or other thing made or done under such a power into effect, the instrument or provision takes effect: (c) on the making of the instrument, or (d) on such later day (if any) on which, or at such later time (if any) at which, the instrument or provision is expressed to take effect.

Miscellaneous provisions relating to interpretation Schedule 1 Functions and powers Part 4 Section 30 R3 04/09/22 Electronic Conveyancing National Law (ACT) Effective: 04/09/22 page 59 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au (5) If: (a) an appointment is made under subclause (1) or (2), or (b) an instrument, or a provision of an instrument, made under subclause (1) or (2) is not necessary for a purpose mentioned in subclause (4), the appointment, instrument or provision takes effect: (c) on the commencement of the relevant empowering provision, or (d) on such later day (if any) on which, or at such later time (if any) at which, the appointment, instrument or provision is expressed to take effect. (6) Anything done under subclause (1) or (2) does not confer a right, or impose a liability, on a person before the relevant empowering provision commences. (7) After the enactment of a provision mentioned in subclause (2) but before the provision’s commencement, this clause applies as if the references in subclauses (2) and (5) to the commencement of the empowering provision were references to the commencement of the provision mentioned in subclause (2) as amended by the empowering provision. (8) In the application of this clause to a statutory instrument, a reference to the enactment of the instrument is a reference to the making of the instrument.

Schedule 1 Miscellaneous provisions relating to interpretation Part 5 Distance, time and age Section 31 page 60 Electronic Conveyancing National Law (ACT) Effective: 04/09/22 R3 04/09/22 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at