163BTransitional and savings provisions—Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009

163B Transitional and savings provisions—Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009 (1) On the commencement day the Fisheries Co‑Management Council and any fishery committee is abolished and its members go out of office. (2) Despite the repeal of Part 6 by section 36 of the **Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009**, section 92 as in force immediately before the commencement day continues to apply in respect of the requirement to submit a report to the Minister, but the report needs only to contain the statement described in section 92(2)(c). (3) On the commencement day the Fisheries Revenue Allocation Committee is abolished and its members go out of office. (4) Despite section 39 of the **Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009**, section 142 as in force immediately before the commencement day continues to apply to the performance of a function or the exercise of a power under this Act immediately before the commencement day by a member of the Fisheries Co-Management Council or a fishery committee. (5) Despite the amendment made by section 43 of the **Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009** to section 151B(3)(b), there may be paid out of the Recreational Fishing Licence Trust Account any costs and expenses incurred in the administration of the Fisheries Revenue Allocation Committee immediately before the commencement day. (6) In this section ***commencement day*** means the date of commencement of Division 1 of Part 5 of the **Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009**. The provisions establishing the Fisheries Co-Management Council, fishery committees and the Fisheries Revenue Allocation Committee were repealed under sections 36 and 44 of the **Primary Industries Legislation Amendment Act 2009**. These sections and sections 39 and 43 of that Act all commenced on the commencement day. S. 163C inserted by No. 7/2010 s. 13.