1Royal Commission into Commercial Activities of Government Act 1992

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Royal Commission Into Commercial Activities of Government Act 1992

Western Australia

Royal Commission Into Commercial Activities of Government Act 1992

Contents

1. Short title 1

2. Commencement 1

3. Interpretation 1

4. Terms of Reference 2

Notes

Compilation table 4

Defined terms

Western Australia

Royal Commission Into Commercial Activities of Government Act 1992

An Act relating to the Commission issued by the Governor and published in the Western Australian Government Gazette (No. 4 Special) on 8 January 1991, appointing the 3 persons named therein to be a Royal Commission to inquire and report as to certain matters specified therein, which Commission is known as the “Royal Commission into Commercial Activities of Government and other matters”.

The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows:

1. Short title

This Act may be cited as the Royal Commission into Commercial Activities of Government Act 1992.

2. Commencement

This Act shall come into operation on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

3. Interpretation

In this Act unless the contrary intention appears, the Commission means the Commission issued by the Governor and published in the Government Gazette (No. 4 Special) on 8 January 1991, appointing the 3 persons named therein to be a Royal Commission and the Commissioners means the 3 persons so appointed.

4. Terms of Reference

The Commissioners shall inquire and report as required by the terms of reference of the Commission, but as though —

(a) paragraph 1. was amended to read —

“

1. To inquire and report whether there has been —

(a) corruption;

(b) illegal conduct; or

(c) improper conduct,

by any person or corporation in the affairs, investment decisions and business dealings of the Government of Western Australia or its agencies, instrumentalities and corporations in respect of the matters referred to in Schedule 1, and to further report whether —

(d) any matter should be referred to an appropriate authority with a view to the institution of criminal proceedings; or

(e) changes in the law of the State, or in administrative or decision making procedures, are necessary or desirable in the public interest.