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Territory Records Act 2002

19ARecords disposal schedules—suspension

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19A Records disposal schedules—suspension (1) The director may suspend a schedule approved under section 19 in relation to a record or a class of records mentioned in the schedule. (2) A suspension is a notifiable instrument.

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