University of Adelaide Act 1971

• Access cost and behaviour change: The 2026 site update imposes a small compliance cost on users and third parties who maintain bookmarks, hyperlinks, or automated references to legislation pages. The explicit instruction is to update or recreate bookmarks; users or web managers must perform that work (citation: "2026 Update").

• Who pays: The immediate, marginal cost of updating links falls on users and organisations that maintain links (libraries, universities, legal services, publishers). The site operator bears the implementation cost of the website change and of handling fault reports (citation: contact email). There is no legislative content in this source that reallocates statutory entitlements or financial liabilities.

• Decision authority and discretion: The website operator (Office of the Parliamentary Counsel / site administrators) has exercised discretion to change the site architecture or URLs; they provide contact details for fault reports (citation: contact email). The source does not show any delegation of legal powers or discretion within the Act itself because the Act text is absent.

• Implementation risk and substitution effects: Because the page is "not found", users seeking the Act must use alternate paths (search, other archives, or contacting the OPC). That creates search friction and a risk that some users will not locate the authoritative text quickly (citation: "Page Not Found" and navigation links offered).

• Compliance burden and enforcement: There are no enforceable obligations or compliance rules in the supplied source. Therefore there is no new regulatory burden, penalties, or enforcement mechanism to describe in relation to the Act.

What cannot be concluded from this source

• The supplied page contains no operative clauses, definitions, powers, duties, or schedules of the University of Adelaide Act 1971. As a result, this source does not allow analysis of who the Act obliges, who benefits, how rights are changed, fiscal impacts, or statutory discretion within the Act. Any assessment of the Act's legal content, incentives created by its provisions, or changes to legal scope requires the full legislative text or an official consolidated version.

In short: the supplied material is an access-level webpage notice and navigation content rather than the Act itself. It notifies users of a website migration (potential broken links) and provides contact and navigation links; it does not change or describe substantive legal rules of the University of Adelaide Act 1971.