57Transitional and savings provisions—Justice Legislation Amendment (Family Violence Protection and Other Matters) Act 2018

57 Transitional and savings provisions—Justice Legislation Amendment (Family Violence Protection and Other Matters) Act 2018

(1) The amendments to sections 57, 58 and 59 made by the Justice Legislation Amendment (Family Violence Protection and Other Matters) Act 2018 do not affect the validity of any warrant issued in accordance with section 57 as in force immediately before its amendment or any action taken under such a warrant.

(2) The amendments to sections 16, 57, 58 and 59 made by the Justice Legislation Amendment (Family Violence Protection and Other Matters) Act 2018 do not affect the validity or operation of any rules of court made under any of those sections as in force immediately before those amendments.

Sch. 8 cl. 58 inserted by No. 39/2019 s. 15.

58 Validation of certain actions by protective services officers

(1) The execution by a protective services officer on or after 28 November 2011 and before 1 July 2014 of a warrant to arrest directed to generally all members of the police force is as valid as it would have been had section 63 authorised the execution of such a warrant at the time of execution.

(2) The execution by a protective services officer on or after 1 July 2014 and before the commencement day of a warrant to arrest directed to generally all police officers is as valid as it would have been had the amendments to section 63 made by the amending Act been in operation at the time of execution.

(3) In this clause—

amending Act means the Police Legislation Amendment (Road Safety Camera Commissioner and Other Matters) Act 2019;

commencement day means the day on which Part 4 of the amending Act came into operation.

Sch. 8 cl. 59 inserted by No. 1/2022 s. 24.

59 Transitional—Justice Legislation Amendment (Criminal Procedure Disclosure and Other Matters) Act 2022

(1) An appeal from a final order of the Court in a proceeding in which the Court was constituted by the Chief Magistrate who, at the time the proceeding commenced was a dual commission holder as a judge of the County Court and who, at the time at which the final order was made was a dual commission holder as a Judge of the Supreme Court, is to be made to the Court of Appeal.

(2) For the avoidance of doubt, an appeal from a final order of the Court in a proceeding in which the Court was constituted by the Chief Magistrate who, at the time the final order was made was a dual commission holder as a judge of the County Court and who, on or after the commencement day is a dual commission holder as a Judge of the Supreme Court, is to be made to the Trial Division of the Supreme Court.