TasTAFE By-laws 2014
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29 Transitional matters
(1) In this by-law –
commencement day means the day on which these by-laws take effect;
former by-laws means the Education and Training (Tasmanian Skills Institute) By-laws 2010 continued in force under section 11 of the Training and Workforce Development (Transitional Provisions) Act 2013 ;
repeal day means the day on which the former by-laws ceased to be in effect.
(2) An appointment, of a person to be an authorised person, that was in effect under the former by-laws immediately before the repeal day, is taken to be, on or after the commencement day, an appointment of an authorised person under these by-laws.
(3) An approval of the constitution of a student organisation, or of an alteration of such a constitution, that is an approval that is in effect immediately before the repeal day is to be taken to be, on or after the commencement day, an approval of such a constitution, or of an alteration of such a constitution, respectively, given under these by-laws.
(4) A determination or decision, of the Board or the chief executive officer, that is in effect under the former by-laws immediately before the repeal day, is taken to be, on or after the commencement day, a determination or decision of the Board or the chief executive officer, respectively, under these by-laws.
(5) If –
(a) a permission is granted, a direction is given, or another decision is made, under the former by-laws by a person who was an authorised officer under the former by-laws; and
(b) the permission, direction or other decision is in effect immediately before the repeal day –
the permission, direction or other decision is taken to be, on or after the commencement day, made under these by-laws by the person as an authorised officer.
(6) A notice that is, immediately before the repeal day, being displayed under the former by-laws and that, after the commencement day, to be displayed is to be taken to be a notice being displayed under these by-laws.