COMMONWEALTH PLACES (APPLICATION OF LAWS) ACT 1970 - SECT 6 Arrangements with States
COMMONWEALTH PLACES (APPLICATION OF LAWS) ACT 1970 - SECT 6
Arrangements with States(1) Except as provided by the regulations made for the purpose of subsection ( 6) of section 4 of this Act, nothing in this Act has the effect of creating an office, body, court or other tribunal.
(2) The Governor - General may make an arrangement with the Governor of a State for or in relation to the exercise or performance of a power, duty or function (not being a power, duty or function involving the exercise of judicial power) by an authority of the State under the applied provisions having effect in or in relation to a Commonwealth place in that State and, where such an arrangement is in force, the power, duty or function may or shall, as the case may be, be exercised or performed accordingly.
(3) The Governor - General may make an arrangement with the Governor of a State with respect to any matter necessary or convenient for the purpose of carrying out or giving effect to this Act in or in relation to the State.
(4) An arrangement under this section may contain such incidental or supplementary provisions as the Governor - General and the Governor of the State think necessary.
(5) The Governor - General may arrange with the Governor of a State with whom an arrangement is in force under this section for the variation or revocation of the arrangement.
(6) A copy of each instrument by which an arrangement under this
section has been made, varied or revoked shall be published in the Gazette .