Government Owned Corporations Regulation 2024
sch.2-sec.51Tabling of documents when Legislative Assembly not sitting
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sch.2-sec.51 Tabling of documents when Legislative Assembly not sitting
This section applies if the Legislative Assembly is not sitting when the shareholding Ministers of a GOC are required, under this standard, to table a document other than a document to which the Parliament of Queensland Act 2001 , section 59 applies. The shareholding Ministers must give a copy of the document to the Clerk of the Parliament. The Clerk of the Parliament must table the document before the Legislative Assembly on its next sitting day. The document is taken to have been tabled in the Legislative Assembly on the day it is given to the Clerk of the Parliament. The day of receipt of the document must be recorded in the votes and proceedings on the next sitting day. If the Legislative Assembly orders the document to be published, the document is taken to have been ordered to be published by the Legislative Assembly on the day the Clerk of the Parliament receives it. (sch.2-sec.51-ssec.1) This section applies if the Legislative Assembly is not sitting when the shareholding Ministers of a GOC are required, under this standard, to table a document other than a document to which the Parliament of Queensland Act 2001 , section 59 applies. (sch.2-sec.51-ssec.2) The shareholding Ministers must give a copy of the document to the Clerk of the Parliament. (sch.2-sec.51-ssec.3) The Clerk of the Parliament must table the document before the Legislative Assembly on its next sitting day. (sch.2-sec.51-ssec.4) The document is taken to have been tabled in the Legislative Assembly on the day it is given to the Clerk of the Parliament. (sch.2-sec.51-ssec.5) The day of receipt of the document must be recorded in the votes and proceedings on the next sitting day. (sch.2-sec.51-ssec.6) If the Legislative Assembly orders the document to be published, the document is taken to have been ordered to be published by the Legislative Assembly on the day the Clerk of the Parliament receives it.