NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
POUNDS ACT 1930
As in force at 1 July 2021
Table of provisions
1 Short title ......................................................................................... 1
2 Commencement .............................................................................. 1
3 Definitions ........................................................................................ 1
4 Appointment of inspector or poundkeeper ....................................... 2
5 Establishment of pounds ................................................................. 2
6 Pound to be enclosed and kept in good order ................................. 2
7 Diseased cattle to be kept in separate enclosure ............................ 2
8 Destruction of diseased cattle.......................................................... 2
9 Constant supply of water to be maintained ...................................... 3
10 Taking cattle out of pound for grazing or watering ........................... 3
11 Pound book ..................................................................................... 3
12 Board setting out fees to be maintained at pound ........................... 3
13 Accounting for money received by poundkeeper ............................. 3
14 Powers of impounding cattle............................................................ 3
14A Transport to pound .......................................................................... 4
15 Impounding unlawfully or in an unauthorized place ......................... 4
16 Fees to be paid to the poundkeeper ................................................ 4
18 Person impounding not liable to fees............................................... 4
19 Payment of fees on seizure for impounding..................................... 4
20 Notice to be given by person impounding cattle .............................. 5
21 Duty and responsibility of poundkeeper........................................... 5
22 Posting of notice of cattle impounded .............................................. 5
23 Notice of impounding to be given to owner ...................................... 5
24 If cattle not claimed notice to be published in newspaper................ 6
25 Cattle to be released on payment of fees, &c. ................................. 6
26 Power of sale of cattle by poundkeeper........................................... 6
27 Time of sale of impounded cattle ..................................................... 6
28 Mode of sale of impounded cattle .................................................... 7
29 Poundkeeper to act as auctioneer ................................................... 7
30 Number of cattle to be put up for auction in one lot ......................... 7
31 Persons forbidden to purchase impounded cattle............................ 7
32 Powers of poundkeeper where no bid made at sale ........................ 8
33 Disposal of proceeds of sale after deducting poundage fees .......... 8
34 Pound rescues or breaches ............................................................. 9
35 Owners of straying cattle liable to penalty ....................................... 9
36 Compensation for trespass on enclosed land .................................. 9
36A Certain fines paid to local government council .............................. 10
36B Offences and penalties .................................................................. 10
37 Regulations.................................................................................... 10
Pounds Act 1930 ii
Schedule 1 Acts of the State of South Australia and
Ordinances of the Northern Territory
Schedule 2
ENDNOTES
NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
As in force at 1 July 2021
POUNDS ACT 1930
An Act relating to the impounding of cattle
1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the Pounds Act 1930.
2 Commencement
This Act shall commence on a date to be fixed by the Government
Resident by notice in the Gazette.
3 Definitions
In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears:
cattle includes any entire horse, mare, gelding, colt, filly or foal, a
bull, cow, ox, steer, heifer or calf, and a sheep, camel, ass, mule,
goat, pig or buffalo.
inspector means a person appointed under section 4(a) as an
inspector for the purposes of this Act.
owner includes the agent, overseer, bailiff or manager for the
owner and, where used in reference to land, includes the occupier.
pound means a place established under section 5(a) as a pound or
land in respect of which an arrangement has been made under
section 5(b) by the Minister or a local government council.
poundkeeper means a person appointed under section 4 as a
poundkeeper, and includes a person for the time being authorized
to act as the poundkeeper of a pound.
sheep includes any ram, ewe, wether or lamb.
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4 Appointment of inspector or poundkeeper
A local government council in respect of its local government area
and the Minister in respect of an area other than a local government
area may appoint a person to be:
(a) an inspector for the purposes of this Act; or
(b) a poundkeeper of a pound.
5 Establishment of pounds
A local government council in respect of its local government area
and the Minister in respect of an area other than a local government
area may:
(a) by notice in the Gazette, establish a pound; or
(b) make such arrangements as the local government council or
Minister, as the case may be, thinks fit for the use of land for
impounding cattle seized under this Act.
6 Pound to be enclosed and kept in good order
(1) Every pound shall be properly enclosed and shall be kept clean and
in good repair by the poundkeeper thereof.
(2) Any cattle for the time being impounded shall be supplied by the
poundkeeper with a sufficiency of food and water.
7 Diseased cattle to be kept in separate enclosure
In cases where in any pound there is a separate enclosure in which
cattle infected with disease may be kept, cattle infected with any
infectious or contagious disease shall not be kept in the same
enclosure with cattle not so infected.
8 Destruction of diseased cattle
Any cattle impounded in a pound which have been certified in
writing by an inspector, as defined in the Livestock Act 2008, to be
affected with any infectious or contagious disease, may be
destroyed by the poundkeeper of the pound or by a member of the
Police Force.
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9 Constant supply of water to be maintained
There shall be maintained in every pound a constant supply of
wholesome water by means of troughs or by any other means in
such manner as to afford any cattle impounded therein free access
to the water at all times.
10 Taking cattle out of pound for grazing or watering
A poundkeeper of any pound may take or send any cattle out of the
pound at such times and to such places as he thinks fit for the
purpose of grazing or watering.
11 Pound book
Every poundkeeper shall keep a pound book in accordance with
Form A in Schedule 2 and shall make all entries therein without
delay.
12 Board setting out fees to be maintained at pound
The poundkeeper of every pound shall keep erected in some
conspicuous part of the pound a board having thereon a notice
setting out the fees payable in accordance with or in pursuance of
this Act.
13 Accounting for money received by poundkeeper
Every poundkeeper shall, at least once in every month, render an
account of and pay all moneys received by him during the
preceding month in respect of fees payable in accordance with or in
pursuance of this Act, where the poundkeeper is appointed by:
(a) the Minister, to the Territory; or
(b) a local government council, to the council and that money will
form part of the revenue of the council.
14 Powers of impounding cattle
(1) Any cattle found trespassing upon any land may be impounded in
the nearest accessible pound by the owner of the land, a member
of the Police Force or inspector.
(2) A member of the Police Force or inspector may impound any cattle
found wandering, straying or lying upon any public road.
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14A Transport to pound
(1) Where cattle are to be impounded in pursuance of section 14, they
may be driven, led or conveyed by a vehicle suitable for the
purpose to the pound where they are to be impounded.
(2) Where cattle are driven, led or conveyed under subsection (1) to a
pound, the reasonable costs of driving, leading or conveying the
cattle is recoverable from the owner of the cattle as a debt due and
payable by him to the poundkeeper.
(3) The occupier of any enclosed land may seize and impound:
(a) any cattle found wandering, straying or lying upon any public
road immediately adjacent to or fronting the enclosed land of
the occupier; or
(b) any cattle found feeding off the enclosed land.
(4) Any person may seize and impound in the nearest pound any cattle
straying or at large or unlawfully tethered or depastured in any
street or public place in any town or township.
15 Impounding unlawfully or in an unauthorized place
Any person who impounds any cattle unlawfully or in any place not
authorized by this Act shall be guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: 4 penalty units.
16 Fees to be paid to the poundkeeper
(1) Every poundkeeper shall demand and receive, as poundage fees
for cattle impounded under this Act, the fees payable under the
regulations.
(2) The fees referred to in this section shall be chargeable for each
day, or part of a day, during which the cattle remained impounded.
18 Person impounding not liable to fees
The person impounding any cattle in a pound shall not be liable, by
reason only of the impounding, to pay to the poundkeeper any fees
or charges in respect of the cattle impounded.
19 Payment of fees on seizure for impounding
If any cattle have been lawfully seized by a poundkeeper, a
member of the Police Force or inspector for the purpose of being
impounded, the owner of the cattle or some person authorized by
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him may pay or tender to the poundkeeper, a member of the Police
Force or inspector who has seized the cattle such amount as would
be payable in accordance with or in pursuance of this Act as
poundage fees for one day in respect of the cattle seized and
reasonable costs incurred under section 14A, and thereupon the
poundkeeper, a member of the Police Force or inspector, as the
case may be, shall deliver up the cattle seized to the owner or
person paying or tendering the amount due.
20 Notice to be given by person impounding cattle
Any person impounding any cattle in a pound shall give notice to
the poundkeeper thereof, specifying:
(a) the number and kinds of the cattle impounded;
(b) the name of the owner, if known, or of the supposed owner, or
a statement that the owner is not known; and
(c) the place where the cattle were found trespassing.
21 Duty and responsibility of poundkeeper
(1) The poundkeeper of every pound shall receive into his custody any
cattle impounded in the pound, and shall detain them in his
custody, whether in the pound or elsewhere, until they are released,
sold or otherwise disposed of according to this Act.
(2) The poundkeeper shall be responsible to the owner of any cattle
impounded for loss or damage sustained by the poundkeeper's
wilful act or neglect, or the wilful act or neglect of any of his agents
or servants, but not otherwise, until the cattle impounded are
released, sold or otherwise disposed of according to this Act.
22 Posting of notice of cattle impounded
The poundkeeper of every pound, whenever and as soon as any
cattle are impounded therein, shall post a written notice on a board
on some conspicuous part of the pound, setting forth a description
of the cattle impounded.
23 Notice of impounding to be given to owner
When any cattle are impounded in a pound, the poundkeeper shall,
if the owner of the cattle impounded is known, immediately give
notice of impounding to the owner by telephone or by any other
convenient means of communication.
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24 If cattle not claimed notice to be published in newspaper
If any cattle impounded in any pound are not claimed by the owner
or by some person on his behalf within 24 hours after being
impounded, the poundkeeper shall, as soon as possible after the
expiration of the 24 hours referred to, cause a notice of the
impounding in accordance with Form B in Schedule 2 to be
published in a newspaper circulating in the area:
Provided that, where the Minister, by notice in a newspaper
circulating in the area, specifies, with respect to any pound, that
notices of the impounding of cattle in that pound which are made in
accordance with Form B contained in Schedule 2 shall, in lieu of
being published in a newspaper circulating in the area, be posted at
the pound and at the nearest accessible police station, the notice of
impounding referred to in this section shall be posted on a board in
some conspicuous part of the pound and also in a conspicuous
place at the nearest accessible police station to the pound.
25 Cattle to be released on payment of fees, &c.
The poundkeeper of every pound, upon payment of the poundage
fees in respect of any cattle impounded and reasonable costs
incurred under section 14A, shall release those cattle and deliver
them to the owner thereof or to any other person duly authorized by
the owner to receive them:
Provided that a poundkeeper shall not be required to release or
deliver any cattle except between the hours of sunrise and sunset.
26 Power of sale of cattle by poundkeeper
If the release of any cattle under section 25 is not obtained before
the time fixed for the sale of those cattle in the notice of impounding
published in a newspaper circulating in the area or posted in
accordance with section 24, the poundkeeper may sell the cattle in
the manner provided for in this Act.
27 Time of sale of impounded cattle
Every sale of any impounded cattle shall take place not less than
4 clear days after the notice of impounding referred to in section 24
has been published in a newspaper circulating in the area, or not
less than 7 clear days after the notice of impounding has been
posted in accordance with that section, as the case may be.
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28 Mode of sale of impounded cattle
Every sale of any impounded cattle shall:
(a) take place at the pound where the cattle were impounded;
(b) be by auction to the highest bidder; and
(c) commence at such time as is fixed by the poundkeeper in the
notice published in a newspaper circulating in the area or
posted in accordance with section 24.
29 Poundkeeper to act as auctioneer
Every sale of any impounded cattle shall be conducted by the
poundkeeper acting as auctioneer:
Provided that, for the purpose of this section, a poundkeeper shall
not be required to have an auctioneer's licence or to be licensed as
an auctioneer under any law in force in the Territory.
30 Number of cattle to be put up for auction in one lot
At any sale of impounded cattle any number of sheep, goats or pigs
may be put up for auction in one lot, but not more than one animal
of any other description shall be put up for auction in any one lot:
Provided that nothing in this section shall prevent a cow with her
calf or a mare with her foal from being put up for auction and sold in
one lot.
31 Persons forbidden to purchase impounded cattle
(1) Neither the person who impounded the cattle nor the poundkeeper
shall, either personally or by any other person, purchase any cattle
impounded in that pound.
(2) Any person contravening subsection (1) shall be liable, for every
purchase, to a maximum penalty of 4 penalty units and shall also
restore the cattle purchased to the person who, if the sale had not
taken place, would be entitled to receive them.
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32 Powers of poundkeeper where no bid made at sale
Where any impounded cattle have been offered for sale at any
pound in accordance with this Act and no bid for the cattle has been
made at that sale, the poundkeeper may:
(a) fix another time for the sale of the cattle by a further notice in a
newspaper circulating in the area in accordance with Form B
in Schedule 2; or
(b) fix another time for the sale of the cattle by posting a notice of
sale on a board on some conspicuous part of the pound; or
(c) cause the cattle to be destroyed; or
(d) where he is appointed by the Minister, take over the cattle as
the property of the Territory or, where he is appointed by the
local government council, take over the cattle as the property
of the council.
33 Disposal of proceeds of sale after deducting poundage fees
Where impounded cattle have been sold under this Act, the
proceeds of the sale shall be applied by the poundkeeper to pay (in
the order in which they appear):
(a) costs of the sale; and
(b) poundage fees in respect of the cattle impounded; and
(c) reasonable costs incurred under section 14A,
and the remainder, if any:
(d) where the owner of the cattle is known, to that owner; or
(e) where the owner of the cattle is not known, one calendar
month has expired after the date of the sale and the
poundkeeper was appointed by the Minister, to the Territory;
or
(f) where the owner of the cattle is not known, one calendar
month has expired after the date of the sale and the
poundkeeper was appointed by the local government council,
to the council.
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34 Pound rescues or breaches
(1) Any person who:
(a) unlawfully rescues or releases any cattle lawfully impounded
or seized for the purposes of being impounded;
(b) damages any pound, whether any cattle are impounded
therein or not; or
(c) commits any pound-breach whereby any cattle may escape
from any pound,
shall be liable to a maximum penalty of 4 penalty units, and to pay
such reasonable charges and expenses as the Court thinks fit. The
whole or any portion of the penalty may be awarded to the owner of
the cattle.
(2) In any proceedings in respect of any offence against this section,
proof that any cattle so rescued, released or escaping are, within
48 hours of the time of the rescue, release or escape, found in the
possession or on the lands or with any of the herds of the owner of
the cattle, shall be prima facie evidence that the rescue, release or
pound-breach was made or committed by the owner.
35 Owners of straying cattle liable to penalty
If any cattle are found straying, or at large, or tethered, or
depastured, in any street or public place within any town or
township, the owner shall be liable to a maximum penalty of
4 penalty units.
36 Compensation for trespass on enclosed land
(1) The owner of any land which is surrounded by a fence, or of any
land a portion of which is surrounded by a fence, may, if the fenced
land or the fenced portion of the land is trespassed on by cattle,
drive off the cattle or give notice to the owner of the cattle requiring
him to remove them and, may thereupon demand compensation
from the owner of the cattle and, in case of non-payment, may
recover in a summary way before the Local Court such
compensation as the Court deems reasonable (not exceeding
$1,000) in respect of any damage occasioned by the cattle whilst
on the land trespassed on or whilst entering upon the land
trespassed on.
(2) Nothing contained in this section or in this Act shall deprive the
owner of any land trespassed on by cattle of any other legal
remedies available, under the law in force in the Territory, on
account of the trespass of cattle.
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36A Certain fines paid to local government council
Where an offence against this Act or the Regulations is committed
in a local government area, a fine or monetary penalty recovered in
relation to the offence shall be paid to the local government council.
36B Offences and penalties
(1) A person shall not contravene or fail to comply with a provision of,
or an order under, this Act or the Regulations.
(2) A person who contravenes or fails to comply with a provision of, or
an order under, this Act or the Regulations for which a penalty is
not provided by a provision of this Act or the Regulations other than
this section, is punishable on being found guilty by the imposition of
a maximum penalty of 4 penalty units or imprisonment for
3 months.
37 Regulations
The Administrator may make regulations, not inconsistent with this
Act, prescribing all matters which are required or permitted to be
prescribed, or which are necessary or convenient to be prescribed,
for carrying out or giving effect to this Act and, in particular,
prescribing matters for or in relation to the poundage fees payable
for impounding cattle in a pound.
Schedule 1 Acts of the State of South Australia and Ordinances of the Northern Territory
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Schedule 1 Acts of the State of South Australia and
Ordinances of the Northern Territory
The Impounding Act of 1858 of the State of South Australia (No. 8 of 1858)
The Impounding Act Amendment Act, 1895 of the State of South Australia
(No. 625 of 1895)
Darwin Pound Ordinance 1917 of the Northern Territory (No. 10 of 1917)
Darwin Pound Ordinance 1918 of the Northern Territory (No. 4 of 1918)
Darwin Pound Ordinance 1924 of the Northern Territory (No. 18 of 1924)
Schedule 2
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Schedule 2
section 11
Form A
FORM OF POUND BOOK
Impounded
Date and
time
Description
of cattle,
colour and
brands
By whom
impounded
For what
cause
Owner or
supposed
owner
Time and
mode of
giving
notice
Released or Sold
Date and time Whether released
or sold
Amount Received
for Sales Fees
$ $
Signature of person
receiving cattle and
paying fees
Schedule 2
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section 24, 32 Form B
FORM OF NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED
Impounded at [here state the place, and describe the cattle, the
number and kind, and where and how branded].*
If not claimed, will be sold on
Poundkeeper
*Where there is no brand, the cattle are to be shortly described, stating
age, colour or any particular mark.
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ENDNOTES
1 KEY
Key to abbreviations
amd = amended od = order
app = appendix om = omitted
bl = by-law pt = Part
ch = Chapter r = regulation/rule
cl = clause rem = remainder
div = Division renum = renumbered
exp = expires/expired rep = repealed
f = forms s = section
Gaz = Gazette sch = Schedule
hdg = heading sdiv = Subdivision
ins = inserted SL = Subordinate Legislation
lt = long title sub = substituted
nc = not commenced
2 LIST OF LEGISLATION
Pounds Ordinance 1930 (Act No. 14, 1930)
Assent date 16 October 1930
Commenced 1 December 1930 ((Cth) Gaz 30 October 1930)
Administrator's Council Ordinance 1959 (Act No. 22, 1959)
Assent date 7 July 1959
Commenced 28 April 1960 (Gaz No. 18, 27 April 1960)
Pounds Ordinance 1963 (Act No. 6, 1963)
Assent date 23 January 1963
Commenced 28 August 1963 (Gaz No. 35, 28 August 1963)
Pounds Ordinance 1965 (Act No. 52, 1965)
Assent date 17 December 1965
Commenced 14 February 1966 (s 2)
Pounds Ordinance 1966 (Act No. 7, 1966)
Assent date 23 March 1966
Commenced 23 March 1966
Pounds Ordinance 1967 (Act No. 42, 1967)
Assent date 4 December 1967
Commenced 6 December 1967 (Gaz No. 60, 6 December 1967)
Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1973 (Act No. 87, 1973)
Assent date 11 December 1973
Commenced 11 December 1973 (s 12(2))
Amending Legislation
Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1974 (Act No. 34, 1974)
Assent date 26 August 1974
Commenced 11 December 1973 (s 3(2))
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Ordinances Revision Ordinance (No. 2) 1974 (Act No. 69, 1974)
Assent date 24 October 1974
Commenced 11 December 1973 (s 3)
Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1976 (Act No. 27, 1976)
Assent date 28 June 1976
Commenced ss 1, 2 and 6: 28 June 1976 (s 6(2));
ss 3 and 4: 11 December 1973; s 5: 24 October 1974
Transfer of Powers (Further Provisions) Ordinance 1977 (Act No. 51, 1977)
Assent date 9 December 1977
Commenced 1 January 1978 (s 2)
Transfer of Powers (Self-Government) Ordinance 1978 (Act No. 54, 1978)
Assent date 1 July 1978
Commenced 1 July 1978
Statute Law Revision Act 1978 (Act No. 95, 1978)
Assent date 5 September 1978
Commenced 5 September 1978
Pounds Amendment Act 1983 (Act No. 6, 1983)
Assent date 27 April 1983
Commenced 1 September 1983 (Gaz G34, 26 August 1983, p 7)
Local Court (Consequential Amendments) Act 1989 (Act No. 14, 1989)
Assent date 5 June 1989
Commenced s 6: 5 June 1989; rem: 1 January 1991 (s 2, s 2 Small Claims
Amendment Act 1988 (Act No. 43, 1988), Gaz G17,
3 May 1989, p 2, s 2 Local Court Act 1989 (Act No. 31, 1989)
and Gaz G49, 12 December 1990, p 2)
Local Government (Consequential Amendments) Act 1993 (Act No. 84, 1993)
Assent date 31 December 1993
Commenced 1 June 1994 (s 2, s 2 Local Government Act 1993 (Act
No. 83, 1993) and Gaz S35, 20 May 1994)
Sentencing (Consequential Amendments) Act 1996 (Act No. 17, 1996)
Assent date 19 April 1996
Commenced s 7: 19 April 1996; rem: 1 July 1996 (s 2, s 2 Sentencing
Act 1995 (Act No. 39, 1995) and Gaz S15, 13 June 1996)
Local Government (Consequential Amendments) Act 2008 (Act No. 28, 2008)
Assent date 14 November 2008
Commenced 1 July 2008 (s 2)
Livestock Act 2008 (Act No. 36, 2008)
Assent date 8 December 2008
Commenced 1 September 2009 (Gaz G34, 26 August 2009, p 3)
Penalties Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 2013 (Act No. 23, 2013)
Assent date 12 July 2013
Commenced 28 August 2013 (Gaz G35, 28 August 2013, p 2)
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Local Government Amendment Act 2014 (Act No. 19, 2014)
Assent date 2 June 2014
Commenced s 16: 1 July 2014; s 18: 1 December 2014; rem: 2 June 2014
(s 2)
Local Government Act 2019 (Act No. 39, 2019)
Assent date 13 December 2019
Commenced pt 8.6: 1 July 2022; rem: 1 July 2021 (Gaz S27,
30 June 2021)
Amending Legislation
Statute Law Revision Act 2020 (Act No. 26, 2020)
Assent date 19 November 2020
Commenced 20 November 2020 (s 2)
Local Government Amendment Act 2021 (Act No. 15, 2021)
Assent date 25 May 2021
Commenced 26 May 2021 (s 2)
3 GENERAL AMENDMENTS
General amendments of a formal nature (which are not referred to in the table
of amendments to this reprint) are made by the Ordinances Revision
Ordinance 1973 (Act No. 87, 1973) (as amended) to: ss 3, 4, 5, 11, 15, 24,
27, 28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36.
4 GENERAL AMENDMENTS
General amendments of a formal nature (which are not referred to in the table
of amendments to this reprint) are made by the Interpretation Legislation
Amendment Act 2018 (Act No. 22, 2018) to: ss 1 and 8.
5 LIST OF AMENDMENTS
lt amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
ss 1 – 2 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 3 sub No. 6, 1983, s 4
amd No. 84, 1993, s 6; No. 28, 2008, s 3; No. 19, 2014, s 26
s 4 sub No. 6, 1983, s 4
amd No. 19, 2014, s 26
s 5 amd No. 51, 1977, s 3; No. 54, 1978, s 3
sub No. 6, 1983, s 4
amd No. 19, 2014, s 26; No. 39, 2019, s 370
s 8 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12; No. 36, 2008, s 154
ss 11 – 12 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 13 amd No. 6, 1983, s 5; No. 19, 2014, s 26
s 14 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 14A ins No. 6, 1983, s 6
s 15 amd No. 52, 1965, s 3; No. 6, 1983, s 12; No. 23, 2013, s 16
s 16 amd No. 42, 1967, s 3; No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 17 amd No. 22, 1959, s 6
rep No. 42, 1967, s 4
s 19 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
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s 21 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 24 amd No. 22, 1959, s 6; No. 51, 1977, s 3; No. 54, 1978, s 3; No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 25 amd No. 6, 1983, s 7
ss 26 – 29 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
s 31 amd No. 52, 1965, s 4; No. 6, 1983, s 12; No. 23, 2013, s 16
s 32 amd No. 6, 1983, s 8; No. 19, 2014, s 26
s 33 sub No. 6, 1983, s 9
amd No. 19, 2014, s 26
s 34 amd No. 52, 1965, s 5; No. 6, 1983, s 12; No. 23, 2013, s 16
s 35 amd No. 52, 1965, s 6; No. 6, 1983, s 12; No. 23, 2013, s 16
s 36 amd No. 6, 1963, s 4; No. 52, 1965, s 7; No. 6, 1983, s 12; No. 14, 1989, s 7
s 36A ins No. 6, 1983, s 10
amd No. 19, 2014, s 26
s 36B ins No. 6, 1983, s 10
amd No. 17, 1996, s 6; No. 23, 2013, s 16
s 37 ins No. 42, 1967, s 5
amd No. 95, 1978, s 14; No. 6, 1983, s 12
sch hdg om No. 87, 1973, s 12
sch 1 amd No. 6, 1983, s 12
sch 2 amd No. 52, 1965, s 8; No. 6, 1983, ss 11 and 12
third sch sub No. 6, 1963, s 3; No. 52, 1965, s 9
amd No. 7, 1966, s 2
rep No. 42, 1967, s 6