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Acts or omissions on different days constitute separate offences

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55 Acts or omissions on different days constitute separate offences

If: (a) a person’s act or omission on a day constitutes an offence against section 50, 51, 52 or 53; and (b) the person does or omits to do the same thing in relation to a hearing the Commission holds on another day; each of the acts or omissions constitutes a separate offence.

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