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Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 Part 3.6 Amendment [3.13] A2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 15 [3.13] Section 126 (1) omit [3.14] Section 126 (2) and (3) omit [3.15] Section 126 (3) (a) omit government website within the scope of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024, section 126 (3) (c).
Part 3.7 Australian Crime Commission (ACT) Act 2003 Amendment [3.16] [3.16] Section 126 (4) omit [3.17] Section 126 (5) omit Part 3.7 Australian Crime Commission (ACT) Act 2003 [3.18] Section 12 (1) omit meetings a meeting This amendment recasts the provision in singular form in line with current legislative drafting
Australian Crime Commission (ACT) Act 2003 Part 3.7 Amendment [3.19] A2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 17 [3.19] Section 12 (2) omit The chair, in exercising his or her power to call meetings, must ensure that meetings of the board are If the chair calls a meeting of the board, they must ensure the meeting is This amendment updates language in line with current legislative drafting practice. This amendment also recasts the provision in singular form in line with current legislative drafting [3.20] Section 21 (6) omit [3.21] Sections 26 (4) (b) and 31 (1) (c) omit
Part 3.8 Bail Act 1992 Amendment [3.22] [3.22] Sections 42, 43 and 45 (9) (c) omit [3.23] Section 49 (a) (ii) omit Part 3.8 Bail Act 1992 [3.24] Section 9B (c) omit
Bail Act 1992 Part 3.8 Amendment [3.25] A2025-29 Statute Law Amendment Act 2025 page 19 [3.25] Section 9D (4) and (5) (b) omit authorised person authorised officer This amendment corrects a minor typographical error. The Bail Act 1992 allows authorised officers to grant bail in certain stated circumstances and prohibits them from granting bail in other stated circumstances. The term ‘authorised person’ should be a reference to an ‘authorised officer’. [3.26] Schedule 1, part 1.6 heading