Gene Technology (Queensland) Act 2016
sec.43Continuing application of repealed Act, s 147
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sec.43 Continuing application of repealed Act, s 147
Subsection (2) applies to an application made to the Supreme Court under the repealed Act, section 147, but not determined, before the commencement. The Supreme Court may continue to determine the application under the repealed Act as if this Act had not commenced. Subsection (4) applies if, before the commencement a person— engaged in conduct that is an offence against the repealed Act; or refused or failed to do a thing and the refusal or failure is an offence against the repealed Act. An application for injunction may be made to the Supreme Court under the repealed Act, section 147 as if this Act had not commenced. If the Supreme Court grants an injunction under the repealed Act before or after the commencement, section 147 (4) of that Act continues to apply to the injunction. (sec.43-ssec.1) Subsection (2) applies to an application made to the Supreme Court under the repealed Act, section 147, but not determined, before the commencement. (sec.43-ssec.2) The Supreme Court may continue to determine the application under the repealed Act as if this Act had not commenced. (sec.43-ssec.3) Subsection (4) applies if, before the commencement a person— engaged in conduct that is an offence against the repealed Act; or refused or failed to do a thing and the refusal or failure is an offence against the repealed Act. (sec.43-ssec.4) An application for injunction may be made to the Supreme Court under the repealed Act, section 147 as if this Act had not commenced. (sec.43-ssec.5) If the Supreme Court grants an injunction under the repealed Act before or after the commencement, section 147 (4) of that Act continues to apply to the injunction.
- (a) engaged in conduct that is an offence against the repealed Act; or
- (b) refused or failed to do a thing and the refusal or failure is an offence against the repealed Act.