100Referring to particular ACT laws

100 Referring to particular ACT laws (1) An Act may be referred to by— (a) the name the Act gives to itself; or (b) the year it was passed and its number, together with a reference (if necessary) to indicate that it is an Act. (2) A statutory instrument may be referred to by— (a) any name the instrument gives to itself; or (b) if the instrument was notified in the register, the gazette or otherwise under section 61 (2) (b) and was numbered under this Act or another territory law—the year it was notified and its number, together with a reference (if necessary) to the kind of instrument; or (c) if the instrument was not notified but was numbered under a territory law—the year it was made and its number, together with a reference (if necessary) to the kind of instrument; or

(d) if the instrument was notified in the gazette before the commencement of this Act—the number, date and page of the gazette where it was notified; or (e) the date it was made, together with a reference to the Act or statutory instrument under which it was made.