71Exemption from certain State laws

#### 71 Exemption from certain State laws (1) An excluded State law does not apply, and is taken never to have applied, in relation to: (a) the Trust; or (b) the property (including Trust land) or transactions of the Trust; or (c) anything done by or on behalf of the Trust. (2) In this section: > excluded State law means a law of a State, including a law of a State that is applied to a Commonwealth place by virtue of the Commonwealth Places (Application of Laws) Act 1970, that relates to any of the following matters: (a) town planning; (b) the use of land; (c) tenancy; (d) powers and functions of local councils; (e) standards applicable to the design, or manner of construction, of a building, structure or facility; (f) approval of the construction, occupancy, use of or provision of services to, a building, structure or facility; (g) alteration or demolition of a building, structure or facility; (h) the protection of the environment or of the natural and cultural heritage; (i) dangerous goods; (j) licensing in relation to: (i) carrying on a particular kind of business or undertaking; or (ii) conducting a particular kind of operation. > law means a written law, and includes: (a) subordinate legislation; and (b) a provision of a law.