Health (Spent and Redundant Instruments) Repeal Regulation 2014
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Schedule 2—Repeal of commencement instruments
This Schedule repeals commencement instruments that are spent, and that would have been repealed automatically under section 48B of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003 if they had been made after the commencement of that section.
The repeal of an instrument by this Schedule does not affect any commencement the instrument provides for: see subsection 6(2).
- Repeal of commencement instruments
- 1 Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records (Consequential Amendments) Proclamation 2012 (made on 28 June 2012) F2012L01398
- 2 Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records Proclamation 2012 (made on 28 June 2012) F2012L01395
- 3 Proclamation for the Australian National Preventive Health Agency Act 2010 (made on 8 December 2010) F2010L03052
- 4 Proclamation for the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority Act 2006 (made on 10 March 2006) F2006L00764
- 5 Proclamation for the Food Standards Australia New Zealand Amendment Act 2007 (made on 28 June 2007) F2007L01822
- 6 Proclamation for the Food Standards Australia New Zealand Amendment Act 2010 (made on 24 February 2011) F2011L00312
- 7 Proclamation for the Health Insurance Amendment (90 Day Pay Doctor Cheque Scheme) Act 2008 (made on 16 October 2008) F2008L03447
- 8 Proclamation for the National Health Amendment (Immunisation Program) Act 2005 (made on 15 December 2005) F2005L04086
- 9 Proclamation for the National Health Amendment (Prostheses) Act 2005 (made on 15 September 2005) F2005L02548
- 10 Proclamation for the National Health Reform Amendment (Independent Hospital Pricing Authority) Act 2011 (made on 7 December 2011) F2011L02589
- 11 Proclamation for the National Health Reform Amendment (National Health Performance Authority) Act 2011 (made on 19 October 2011) F2011L02089