Commonwealth Consolidated Acts Commonwealth Consolidated ActsAct No. 114 of 1979 as amended
This compilation was prepared on
24
July 2009
taking into account amendments up to Act No. 59 of 2009
[Note: Subsections 5F(2) and 5G(2) cease to have effect on 12 December 2009, see subsections 5F(3) and 5G(3)]
The text of any of those amendments not in force
on that date is appended in the Notes section
The operation of amendments that have been incorporated may
be
affected by application provisions that are set out in the Notes section
Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting and
Publishing,
Attorney‑General's Department, Canberra
Contents
Chapter 1--Introduction 1
Part 1‑1--Preliminary 1
1............ Short title [see Note 1] ....................................................................... 1
2............ Commencement [see Note 1] .............................................................. 1
4............ Application ......................................................................................... 1
4A......... Application of the Criminal Code ...................................................... 1
Part 1‑2--Interpretation 2
5............ Interpretation ...................................................................................... 2
5AA...... Eligible Commonwealth authority declarations ................................ 29
5AB...... Authorised officers ........................................................................... 29
5AC...... Authorisation of certifying officers .................................................. 30
5AD...... Authorisation of certifying person ................................................... 31
5AE....... Authorisation of members of the staff of a Commonwealth Royal Commission 31
5A......... Communicating etc. certain information ........................................... 31
5B......... Exempt proceedings .......................................................................... 32
5C......... Information or question relevant to inspection by Ombudsman ...... 34
5D......... Serious offences ................................................................................ 35
5E.......... Serious contraventions ...................................................................... 39
5F.......... When a communication is passing over a telecommunications system [see Note 1] 40
5G......... The intended recipient of a communication [see Note 1] ................. 41
5H......... When a communication is accessible to the intended recipient ........ 42
6............ Interception of a communication ...................................................... 42
6AA...... Accessing a stored communication ................................................... 44
6A......... Investigation of an offence ................................................................ 45
6B......... Involvement in an offence ................................................................. 46
6C......... Issue of warrant to agency or eligible authority ............................... 46
6D......... Judges ............................................................................................... 46
6DA...... Nominated AAT members ............................................................... 46
6DB...... Issuing authorities ............................................................................. 47
6E.......... Lawfully intercepted information ..................................................... 48
6EA....... Interception warrant information ..................................................... 48
6EB....... Stored communications warrant information .................................... 49
6F.......... Offences ............................................................................................ 49
6G......... Officer of the Commonwealth, of a State or of a Territory .............. 50
6H......... Person to whom application relates ................................................. 51
6J.......... Proceeding by way of a prosecution for an offence ......................... 51
6K......... Proceeding for confiscation or forfeiture or for pecuniary penalty .. 51
6L.......... Relevant proceeding .......................................................................... 52
6M........ Terminating the appointment of an officer ....................................... 54
6N......... Declaration of staff members of State Police Forces ........................ 54
6P.......... Identification of service .................................................................... 54
6Q......... Identification of telecommunications device ..................................... 54
6R......... Communications Access Co‑ordinator ............................................. 55
Chapter 2--Interception of telecommunications 56
Part 2‑1--Prohibition on interception of telecommunications 56
7............ Telecommunications not to be intercepted ....................................... 56
Part 2‑2--Warrants authorising the Organisation to intercept telecommunications 60
9............ Issue of telecommunications service warrants by Attorney‑General 60
9A......... Issue of named person warrants by Attorney‑General .................... 61
9B......... Provisions applying to warrants issued under section 9 or 9A ........ 63
10.......... Issue of warrant by Director‑General of Security in emergency for Organisation to intercept telecommunications .......................................................................................................... 64
11A....... Telecommunications service warrant for collection of foreign intelligence 66
11B....... Named person warrant for collection of foreign intelligence ............ 67
11C....... Foreign communications warrant for collection of foreign intelligence 69
11D....... Provisions applying to foreign intelligence warrants ........................ 70
12.......... Persons authorised to intercept communications for Organisation .. 71
13.......... Discontinuance of interception before expiration of warrant ........... 72
14.......... Certain records retained by Organisation to be destroyed ............... 72
15.......... How warrants etc. to be dealt with .................................................. 72
16.......... Additional requirements for named person warrants ....................... 75
17.......... Reports to be made to Attorney‑General on results of interception 76
18.......... Evidentiary certificates ..................................................................... 76
Part 2‑3--Emergency requests authorising officers of a carrier to intercept telecommunications 78
30.......... Emergency requests .......................................................................... 78
Part 2‑4--Authorisation of interception for developing and testing interception capabilities 80
31.......... Applications for authorisation ......................................................... 80
31A....... Attorney‑General may authorise interception for developing and testing interception capabilities 81
31B....... Authorisation of employees of a security authority ........................ 81
31C....... Destruction of records ...................................................................... 82
31D....... Reports to the Attorney‑General ..................................................... 82
Part 2‑5--Warrants authorising agencies to intercept telecommunications 83
Division 2--Declaration of State Law Enforcement Authorities as Agencies 83
34.......... Declaration of an eligible authority of a State as an agency .............. 83
35.......... Preconditions for declaration ............................................................ 83
36.......... State laws requiring copies of documents to be given to responsible Minister 85
37.......... Revocation of declaration ................................................................. 85
38.......... Effect of revocation .......................................................................... 86
Division 3--Applications for warrants 87
39.......... Agency may apply for warrant ........................................................ 87
40.......... Form of application .......................................................................... 88
41.......... Contents of application .................................................................... 88
42.......... Affidavit to accompany written application .................................... 88
43.......... Information to be given on telephone application ............................ 90
44.......... Giving further information to Judge ................................................. 90
45.......... Application by interception agency of Queensland ......................... 90
45A....... Queensland law not affected ............................................................. 91
Division 4--Warrants 93
46.......... Issue of telecommunications service warrant ................................... 93
46A....... Issue of named person warrant ......................................................... 94
47.......... Limit on authority conferred by warrant .......................................... 97
48.......... Issue of warrant for entry on premises ............................................ 97
49.......... Form and content of warrant ............................................................ 99
50.......... Issue of warrant on telephone application ....................................... 99
51.......... Action by agency after warrant issued on telephone application .. 100
52.......... Judge or nominated AAT member may revoke warrant where section 51 contravened 100
54.......... Entry into force of warrants ........................................................... 101
55.......... Exercise of authority conferred by warrant .................................... 101
57.......... Revocation of warrant by chief officer ........................................... 102
58.......... Discontinuance of interceptions under certain warrants ................ 103
59.......... When revocation of certain warrants takes effect ........................... 103
59A....... Notification to Secretary of the Department .................................. 103
60.......... Notification to Managing Director of carrier of issue or revocation of certain warrants 104
61.......... Evidentiary certificates ................................................................... 106
61A....... Certified copy of warrant ............................................................... 107
Part 2‑6--Dealing with intercepted information etc. 108
62.......... Application of Part ......................................................................... 108
63.......... No dealing in intercepted information or interception warrant information 108
63AA.... Dealing in interception warrant information for the purposes of Part 2‑2, 2‑5, 2‑7 or 2‑8 109
63A....... Dealing in connection with existing proceeding .............................. 109
63B....... Dealing in information by employees of carriers ............................ 110
64.......... Dealing in connection with Organisation's functions ..................... 111
65.......... Communicating information obtained by Organisation .................. 111
65A....... Employee of carrier may communicate information to agency ...... 111
66.......... Interceptor may communicate to agency to which warrant was issued 112
67.......... Dealing for permitted purpose in relation to agency ...................... 112
68.......... Chief officer may communicate information obtained by agency .. 113
69.......... State authority may ask not to receive information under section 68 115
5>70.......... Communicating information obtained by interception under Part 2‑3 116
71.......... Dealing with information where interception suspected to be unlawful 116
72.......... Making record for purpose of permitted communication .............. 117
73.......... Further dealing by recipient of certain information ........................ 117
74.......... Giving information in evidence in exempt proceeding .................... 117
75.......... Giving information in evidence where defect in connection with warrant 118
75A....... Evidence that has been given in exempt proceeding ....................... 118
76.......... Giving information in evidence in criminal proceedings under this Act .. 118
76A....... Giving information in evidence in civil proceedings for remedial relief 119
77.......... Intercepted material and interception warrant information inadmissible except as provided 119
78.......... Where evidence otherwise inadmissible .......................................... 120
79.......... Destruction of restricted records .................................................... 121
Part 2‑7--Keeping and inspection of interception records 122
80.......... Commonwealth agencies to keep documents connected with issue of warrants 122
81.......... Other records to be kept by Commonwealth agencies in connection with interceptions 122
81A....... General Register of Warrants .......................................................... 124
81B....... Regular submission of General Register to Minister ...................... 124
81C....... Special Register of Warrants ........................................................... 125
81D....... Regular submission of Special Register to Minister ....................... 127
81E........ Provision of information by eligible authorities ............................. 127
83.......... Inspections ..................................................................................... 128
84.......... Reports ........................................................................................... 128
85.......... Ombudsman may report on other breaches of this Act ................. 129
86.......... Ombudsman's general powers ........................................................ 129
87.......... Power to obtain relevant information ............................................. 130
88.......... Ombudsman to be given information and access notwithstanding other laws 131
89.......... Dealing with information for the purposes of inspection and report 131
90.......... Ombudsman not to be sued ............................................................ 132
91.......... Delegation by Ombudsman ............................................................ 132
92.......... Application of Ombudsman Act .................................................... 133
92A....... Exchange of information between Ombudsman and State inspecting authorities 133
Part 2‑8--Reports about interceptions under Parts 2‑3 and 2‑5 135
Division 1--Reports to the Minister 135
93.......... Annual reports to Minister about interceptions under Part 2‑3 .... 135
94.......... Annual reports regarding applications and warrants under Part 2‑5 135
94A....... Reports regarding emergency interception action ........................... 136
94B....... Reports regarding named person warrants ..................................... 137
95.......... Minister may seek further information from Commonwealth agency 138
96.......... Annual reports by State authorities ............................................... 138
97.......... Reports by Managing Directors about acts done in connection with certain warrants under Part 2‑5 139
Division 2--Reports by the Minister 140
99.......... Annual report by Minister about warrants under Part 2‑5 ............ 140
100........ Report to set out how many applications made and warrants issued 140
101........ Report to contain particulars about duration of warrants .............. 143
102........ Report to contain information about effectiveness of warrants ..... 145
102A..... Report regarding interceptions without warrant ............................ 147
103........ Other information to be included in report ..................................... 148
103A..... Annual report for 1999‑2000 ......................................................... 149
Division 3--Provisions about annual reports 150
104........ Annual reports ................................................................................ 150
Part 2‑9--Offences 151
105........ Contravention of section 7 or 63 .................................................... 151
106........ Obstruction ..................................................................................... 151
107........ Offences relating to inspections under Part 2‑7 ............................. 152
Part 2‑10--Civil remedies 153
107A..... Civil remedies--unlawful interception or communication ............. 153
107B..... Limitation periods etc. .................................................................... 156
107C..... No limitation on other liability ....................................................... 156
107D..... Concurrent operation of State and Territory laws ......................... 156
107E...... State or Territory courts--jurisdictional limits .............................. 157
107F...... Extended meaning of conviction--orders under section 19B of the Crimes Act 1914 157
Chapter 3--Access to stored communications 158
Part 3‑1--Prohibition on access to stored communications 158
108........ Stored communications not to be accessed ..................................... 158
Part 3‑2--Access by the Organisation to stored communications 161
109........ Access to stored communications under Part 2‑2 warrants ........... 161
Part 3‑3--Access by enforcement agencies to stored communications 162
Division 1--Applications for warrants 162
110........ Enforcement agencies may apply for stored communications warrants 162
111........ Form of applications ...................................................................... 162
112........ Contents of written applications .................................................... 163
113........ Affidavits to accompany written applications ............................... 163
114........ Information to be given on telephone applications ........................ 163
115........ Giving further information to Judge ............................................... 163
Division 2--Issuing of warrants 165
116........ Issuing of stored communications warrants ................................... 165
117........ What stored communications warrants authorise ........................... 166
118........ Form and content of stored communications warrants .................. 166
119........ Duration of stored communications warrants ................................ 167
Division 3--How warrants etc. are dealt with 168
120........ Stored communications warrants issued on telephone applications 168
121........ What happens when stored communications warrants are issued . 169
122........ Revocation of stored communications warrants by chief officers .. 169
123........ What happens when stored communications warrants are revoked 170
124........ Access to additional telecommunications services under stored communications warrants 170
Division 4--Provisions relating to execution of warrants 172
125........ Entry into force of stored communications warrants ..................... 172
126........ Limit on authority conferred by warrant ........................................ 172
127........ Exercise of authority conferred by warrant .................................... 172
128........ Provision of technical assistance .................................................... 172
129........ Evidentiary certificates relating to actions by carriers .................... 173
130........ Evidentiary certificates relating to actions by enforcement agencies 174
131........ Certified copies of stored communications warrants ..................... 174
132........ Obstruction ..................................................................................... 175
Part 3‑4--Dealing with accessed information etc. 176
Division 1--Prohibition on dealing with accessed information 176
133........ No dealing with accessed information or stored communications warrant information 176
Division 2--Permitted dealings with accessed information 177
134........ Dealing in stored communications warrant information for the purposes of Part 3‑2, 3‑3, 3‑5 or 3‑6 177
135........ Dealing in information by employees of carriers ............................ 177
136........ Dealing in connection with Organisation's functions ..................... 179
137........ Communicating information obtained by Organisation .................. 179
138........ Employee of carrier may communicate information to enforcement agency 180
139........ Dealing for purposes of investigation etc. ...................................... 180
140........ Dealing with information if access suspected to be unlawful ......... 182
141........ Making record for purpose of permitted communication .............. 183
142........ Further dealing by recipient of certain information ........................ 183
143........ Giving information in evidence in exempt proceeding .................... 183
144........ Giving information in evidence if communication unlawfully accessed .. 183
145........ Evidence that has been given in exempt proceeding ....................... 184
146........ Giving information in evidence in civil proceedings for remedial relief 184
Division 3--Admissibility of evidence 185
147........ Accessed material inadmissible except as provided ........................ 185
148........ Stored communications warrant information inadmissible except as provided 185
149........ Evidence that is otherwise inadmissible ......................................... 186
Division 4--Destruction of records 187
150........ Destruction of records .................................................................... 187
Part 3‑5--Keeping and inspection of access records 188
Division 1--Keeping access records 188
151........ Enforcement agencies to keep documents connected with issue of warrants 188
Division 2--Inspection of access records by Ombudsman 189
152........ Functions of Ombudsman .............................................................. 189
153........ Reports ........................................................................................... 189
154........ Ombudsman's general powers ........................................................ 190
155........ Ombudsman to be given information etc. despite other laws ......... 190
156........ Dealing with information for the purposes of inspection and report 190
157........ Application of Ombudsman Act .................................................... 191
158........ Exchange of information between Ombudsman and State inspecting authorities 191
Part 3‑6--Reports about access to stored communications 193
Division 1--Reports to the Minister 193
159........ Annual reports regarding applications and warrants under Part 3‑3 193
160........ Minister may seek further information from Commonwealth agency 193
Division 2--Reports by the Minister 194
161........ Annual report by Minister about stored communications warrants 194
162........ Report to set out how many applications made and warrants issued 194
163........ Report to contain information about effectiveness of warrants ..... 194
Division 3--Provisions about annual reports 196
164........ Annual reports ................................................................................ 196
Part 3‑7--Civil remedies 197
165........ Civil remedies--unlawful access or communication ....................... 197
166........ Limitation periods etc. .................................................................... 200
167........ No limitation on other liability ....................................................... 200
168........ Concurrent operation of State and Territory laws ......................... 200
169........ State or Territory courts--jurisdictional limits .............................. 201
170........ Extended meaning of conviction--orders under section 19B of the Crimes Act 1914 201
Chapter 4--Access to telecommunications data 202
Part 4‑1--Permitted access to telecommunications data 202
Division 1--Outline of Part 202
171........ Outline of Part ................................................................................ 202
Division 2--General provisions 203
172........ No disclosure of the contents or substance of a communication .... 203
173........ Effect of Divisions 3 to 5 ............................................................... 203
Division 3--The Organisation 204
174........ Voluntary disclosure ....................................................................... 204
175........ Authorisations for access to existing information or documents .... 204
176........ Authorisations for access to prospective information or documents 205
Division 4--Enforcement agencies 207
177........ Voluntary disclosure ....................................................................... 207
178........ Authorisations for access to existing information or documents--enforcement of the criminal law 207
179........ Authorisations for access to existing information or documents--enforcement of a law imposing a pecuniary penalty or protection of the public revenue ................................................ 208
180........ Authorisations for access to prospective information or documents 208
Division 5--Uses of telecommunications data connected with provision of access 210
181........ Uses of telecommunications data connected with provision of access 210
Division 6--Secondary disclosure/use offence 211
182........ Secondary disclosure/use offence ................................................... 211
Part 4‑2--Procedural requirements relating to authorisations 212
183........ Form of authorisations and notifications ........................................ 212
184........ Notification of authorisations or revocations ................................. 212
185........ Retention of authorisations ............................................................ 213
186........ Report to Minister ......................................................................... 213
Chapter 5--Co‑operation with interception agencies 214
Part 5‑1--Definitions 214
187........ Definitions ...................................................................................... 214
Part 5‑2--Delivery points 215
188........ Delivery points ............................................................................... 215
Part 5‑3--Interception capability 218
Division 1--Obligations 218
189........ Minister may make determinations ................................................ 218
190........ Obligations of persons covered by a determination ....................... 219
191........ Obligations of persons not covered by a determination in relation to a kind of telecommunications service 219
Division 2--Exemptions 221
192........ The Communications Access Co‑ordinator may grant exemptions 221
193........ ACMA may grant exemptions for trial services ............................ 222
Part 5‑4--Interception capability plans 223
194........ Definitions ...................................................................................... 223
195........ Nature of an interception capability plan ....................................... 223
196........ Time for giving IC plans by carriers ............................................... 224
197........ Time for giving IC plans by nominated carriage service providers . 225
198........ Consideration of IC plans ............................................................... 225
199........ Commencement of IC plans ........................................................... 227
200........ Compliance with IC plans .............................................................. 228
201........ Consequences of changed business plans ....................................... 228
202........ Confidential treatment of IC plans ................................................. 228
Part 5‑5--Delivery capability 229
203........ Communications Access Co‑ordinator may make determinations . 229
204........ Obligations of persons covered by a determination ....................... 230
205........ Obligations of persons not covered by a determination in relation to a kind of telecommunications service 230
Part 5‑6--Allocation of costs 231
Division 1--Outline of Part 231
206........ Outline of Part ................................................................................ 231
Division 2--Interception capability 232
207........ Costs to be borne by the carriers .................................................... 232
Division 3--Delivery capability 233
208........ Costs to be borne by the interception agencies .............................. 233
209........ Working out costs of delivery capabilities ..................................... 233
210........ Examination of lower cost options ................................................. 235
211........ ACMA may require independent audit of costs ............................ 235
Chapter 6--Regulations 236
Part 6‑1--Regulations 236
300........ Regulations ..................................................................................... 236
Notes 237
Notes to
the
Telecommunications (Interception and
Access) Act 1979 Note 1 The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 as
shown in this compilation comprises Act No. 114, 1979 amended as indicated
in the Tables below. For cessation details of subsections 5F(2) and 5G(2) see
subsections 5F(3) and 5G(3). For application, saving or transitional provisions made by the
Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001, see
Act No. 55, 2001. All other relevant information pertaining to application,
saving or transitional provisions prior to 7 March 2000 is not included in this compilation. For subsequent information see Table A. Table of Acts
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Act |
Number |
Date |
Date of commencement |
Application, saving or transitional provisions |
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114, 1979 |
25 Oct 1979 |
1 June 1980 (see Gazette 1980, No. G21, p. 2) |
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181, 1979 |
4 Dec 1979 |
1 June 1980 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1980, No. G21, p. 2) |
-- |
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Director of Public Prosecutions (Consequential Amendments) Act 1983 |
114, 1983 |
14 Dec 1983 |
S. 8(1): 16 Dec 1985 (see s. 2(2)) |
-- |
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116, 1983 |
16 Dec 1983 |
16 Dec 1983 |
-- |
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6, 1984 |
4 Apr 1984 |
4 Apr 1984 |
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Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act (No. 2) 1984 |
116, 1984 |
17 Oct 1984 |
17 Oct 1984 |
-- |
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8, 1985 |
29 Mar 1985 |
29 Mar 1985 |
-- |
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Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act (No. 2) 1985 |
63, 1985 |
4 June 1985 |
4 June 1985 |
Ss. 2(2) and 8 |
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Intelligence and Security (Consequential Amendments) Act 1986 |
102, 1986 |
17 Oct 1986 |
-- |
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as amended by |
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28, 1991 |
4 Mar 1991 |
S. 74(3): (a) |
-- |
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89, 1987 |
5 June 1987 |
Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent |
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as amended by |
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120, 1987 |
16 Dec 1987 |
Part X (ss. 53, 54): Royal Assent (b) |
-- |
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120, 1987 |
16 Dec 1987 |
Ss. 55 and 59: Royal Assent (c) |
-- |
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5, 1988 |
9 Mar 1988 |
S. 7(2) and (3) |
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65, 1988 |
15 June 1988 |
Ss. 9-11: 1 Sept 1988 (see s. 2(2), (3) and Gazette
1988, No. S256) |
-- |
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66, 1988 |
15 June 1988 |
Part VI (ss. 25-28): (e) |
-- |
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Statutory Instruments (Tabling and Disallowance) Legislation Amendment Act 1988 |
99, 1988 |
2 Dec 1988 |
2 Dec 1988 |
-- |
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121, 1988 |
14 Dec 1988 |
Ss. 5, 6, 10, 12, 13, 23(2) and 26(1): 1 Jan 1989 (see Gazette 1988, No. S402) |
-- |
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Telecommunications and Postal Services (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1989 |
63, 1989 |
19 June 1989 |
Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent |
-- |
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as amended by |
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11, 1991 |
21 Jan 1991 |
S. 45: (f) |
-- |
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11, 1990 |
17 Jan 1990 |
Ss. 50, 51(1)(a) and 52-56: 14 Feb 1990 (g) |
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28, 1991 |
4 Mar 1991 |
Ss. 60, 61(1), 64-66 and 68-72: Royal Assent (h) |
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Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1991 |
99, 1991 |
27 June 1991 |
Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent |
-- |
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103, 1993 |
22 Dec 1993 |
Ss. 3(2), 5, 12, |
Ss. 3(3), 17(2), (3), 24(2) and 25(2), (3) |
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Royal Commission into the New South Wales Police Service (Access to Information) Act 1994 |
170, 1994 |
16 Dec 1994 |
16 Dec 1994 |
-- |
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Evidence (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1995 |
3, 1995 |
23 Feb 1995 |
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International War Crimes Tribunals (Consequential Amendments) Act 1995 |
19, 1995 |
29 Mar 1995 |
S. 3: 28 Aug 1995 (see Gazette 1995, No. S323) |
-- |
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141, 1995 |
12 Dec 1995 |
Schedule 1 (Part 2): 12 June 1996 |
Sch. 1 (items 3, 14, 19, 34, 36, 39) |
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43, 1996 |
25 Oct 1996 |
Schedule 5 (items 147-149): Royal Assent (j) |
-- |
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Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1997 |
59, 1997 |
3 May 1997 |
Schedule 1 (items 51-55): 1 July 1997 (k) |
-- |
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Telecommunications (Interception) and Listening Device Amendment Act 1997 |
160, 1997 |
11 Nov 1997 |
Schedule 1 (items 6, 19, 20, 24, 25, |
S. 3 (rep. by 151, 1999, Sch. 2) |
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as amended by |
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151, 1999 |
11 Nov 1999 |
11 Nov 1999 |
-- |
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89, 1999 |
16 July 1999 |
Schedule 2: 22 July 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S337) (l) |
-- |
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Public Employment (Consequential and Transitional) Amendment Act 1999 |
146, 1999 |
11 Nov 1999 |
Schedule 1 (item 918): 5 Dec 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S584) (m) |
-- |
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151, 1999 |
11 Nov 1999 |
11 Nov 1999 |
-- |
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Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Legislation Amendment Act 1999 |
161, 1999 |
10 Dec 1999 |
Schedule 3 (items 1, 62-81): (n) |
-- |
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9, 2000 |
7 Mar 2000 |
2 July 2000 ( see Gazette 2000, No. S328) |
Sch. 3 (items 20, 32, 34, 35) [see Table A] |
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Telecommunications (Interception) Legislation Amendment Act 2000 |
63, 2000 |
22 June 2000 |
Schedule 3 (items 2,
3): (o) |
Sch. 3 (item 72) [see Table A] |
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Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000 |
137, 2000 |
24 Nov 2000 |
Ss. 1-3 and Schedule 1 (items 1, 4, 6, 7,
9-11, 32): Royal Assent |
Sch. 2 (items 418, 419) [see Table A] |
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Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Application of Criminal Code) Act 2001 |
24, 2001 |
6 Apr 2001 |
S. 4(1), (2) and Schedule 47: (p) |
S. 4(1) and (2) [see Table A] |
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Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001 |
55, 2001 |
28 June 2001 |
Ss. 4-14 and Schedule 3 (items 513-515): 15 July 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S285) (q) |
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135, 2001 |
1 Oct 2001 |
Schedules 1-7 and 9-12: 12 Oct 2001 (see
Gazette 2001, No. S428) |
-- |
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161, 2001 |
1 Oct 2001 |
21 Dec 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S529) |
-- |
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as amended by |
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Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Offences and Other Measures) Act (No. 2) 2004 |
127, 2004 |
31 Aug 2004 |
(see 127, 2004 below) |
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166, 2001 |
1 Oct 2001 |
1 Oct 2001 |
-- |
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International Criminal Court (Consequential Amendments) Act 2002 |
42, 2002 |
27 June 2002 |
Schedules 1-7: 26 Sept 2002 (see s. 2(1)
and Gazette 2002, No. GN38) |
-- |
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Telecommunications Interception Legislation Amendment Act 2002 |
67, 2002 |
5 July 2002 |
Schedule 1 (items 23, 29, 33, 37, 39): 22 June 2000 |
Sch. 2 (item 46) [see Table A] |
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Proceeds of Crime (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2002 |
86, 2002 |
11 Oct 2002 |
Ss. 1-3: Royal Assent |
-- |
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125, 2002 |
10 Dec 2002 |
Schedule 2 (items 190-224): 1 Jan 2003 |
-- |
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Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Legislation Amendment (Terrorism) Act 2003 |
77, 2003 |
22 July 2003 |
Schedule 1 (items 28, 29): 23 July 2003 |
Sch. 1 (item 29) [see Table A] |
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Telecommunications Interception and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2003 |
113, 2003 |
12 Nov 2003 |
Schedule 1: 6 Feb 2004 (see Gazette
2004, No. S27) |
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55, 2004 |
27 Apr 2004 |
28 Apr 2004 |
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Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Offences and Other Measures) Act (No. 2) 2004 |
127, 2004 |
31 Aug 2004 |
Schedule 1 (items 25-29, 31): 1 Mar 2005 |
Sch. 1 (item 31) (am. by 40, 2006, Sch. 1 [item 16]) [see Table A] |
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3 May 2006 |
Schedule 1 (item 16): (see 40, 2006) |
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Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment (Stored Communications) Act 2004 |
148, 2004 |
14 Dec 2004 |
15 Dec 2004 |
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Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Interception and Other Measures) Act 2005 |
95, 2005 |
6 July 2005 |
Schedule 1: 1 Mar 2005 |
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Criminal Code Amendment (Trafficking in Persons Offences) Act 2005 |
96, 2005 |
6 July 2005 |
Schedules 1 and 2: 3 Aug 2005 |
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100, 2005 |
6 July 2005 |
Schedule 1 (items 66-82): Royal Assent |
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Intelligence Services Legislation Amendment Act 2005 |
128, 2005 |
4 Nov 2005 |
Schedules 1-8: 2 Dec 2005 |
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Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Serious Drug Offences and Other Measures) Act 2005 |
129, 2005 |
8 Nov 2005 |
Schedule 1 (items 70-76): 6 Dec 2005 |
Sch. 1 (items 75, 76) [see Table A] |
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Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment (Stored Communications and Other Measures) Act 2005 |
152, 2005 |
14 Dec 2005 |
Schedule 1 (items 3-18): 1 Oct 2006 (see F2006L03104) |
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40, 2006 |
3 May 2006 |
Schedules 1-3: 13 June 2006 (see
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8, 2007 |
15 Mar 2007 |
Schedule 2 (item 15): (ua) |
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Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment Act 2007 |
177, 2007 |
28 Sept 2007 |
Schedule 2 (item 1): (see 177, 2007 below) |
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Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner (Consequential Amendments) Act 2006 |
86, 2006 |
30 June 2006 |
Schedule 1 (items 76-85, |
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Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Marking of Plastic Explosives) Act 2007 |
3, 2007 |
19 Feb 2007 |
Schedules 1-3: 25 Aug 2007 |
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Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment Act 2007 |
177, 2007 |
28 Sept 2007 |
Schedule 1: 1 Nov 2007 (see F2007L03941) |
Sch. 1 (items |
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Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment Act 2008 |
23, 2008 |
26 May 2008 |
Schedule 1 (items 1-19): 27 May 2008 |
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Telecommunications Interception Legislation Amendment Act 2008 |
95, 2008 |
3 Oct 2008 |
Schedule 2 (items 1-11, 13, 21, |
Sch. 2 (items |
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Telecommunications Interception Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 2009 |
32, 2009 |
22 May 2009 |
Schedule 1: 18 June 2009 (see s. 2(1)) |
Sch. 2 (item 4) [see Table A] |
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Trade Practices Amendment (Cartel Conduct and Other Measures) Act 2009 |
59, 2009 |
26 June 2009 |
Schedule 1 (item 2): 24 July 2009 |
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(a) The Intelligence and Security (Consequential Amendments) Act 1986 was amended by subsection 74(3) of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1991, subsection 2(7) of which provides as follows:
(7) Subsection 74(3) and Part 3 of Schedule 2 are taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of section 25 of the Intelligence and Security (Consequential Amendments) Act 1986.
Section 25 commenced on 1 February 1987 (see Gazette 1987, No. S13).
(b) The Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 1987 was amended by Part X (sections 53 and 54) only of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1987, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:
(3) Sections 53, 54, 55 and 59 shall come into operation on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.
(c) The Telecommunications (Interception and
Access) Act 1979 was amended by sections
55-67 only of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1987, subsections
2(3)-(5) of which provide as follows:
(3) Sections 53, 54, 55 and 59 shall come into operation on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.
(4) Sections 56, 57 and 58 shall come into operation immediately after the commencement of subsection 5(2) and section 8 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 1987.
(5) Sections 60 to 67, inclusive, shall come into operation immediately after the commencement of section 21 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 1987.
Subsection 5(2) and section 8 commenced on 16 December 1987.
Section 21 commenced on 1 September 1988 (see Gazette 1988, No. S256).
(d) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by section 5 only of the Extradition (Repeal and Consequential Provisions) Act 1988, subsection 2(3)(a) of which provides as follows:
(3) This Act, in so far as it provides for the amendment of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 as set out in the Schedule, shall come into operation:
(a) when the Extradition Act 1988 comes into operation; or
(e) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Part VI (sections 25-28) only of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1988, subsection 2(5) of which provides as follows:
(5) Part VI of this Act commences, or shall be taken to have commenced, as the case requires, immediately after the commencement of section 21 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 1987.
Section 21 commenced on 1 September 1988 (see Gazette 1988, No. S256).
(f) The Telecommunications and Postal Services (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1989 was amended by section 45 only of the Transport and Communications Legislation Amendment Act 1990, subsection 2(13)(e) of which provides as follows:
(13) The amendments made in the Schedule are taken to have commenced as follows:
(e) each amendment of a provision of, or an item in a Schedule to, the Telecommunications and Postal Services (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1989 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of the provision, or item, concerned.
The amendments made by section 45 commenced on 1 July 1989 (see Gazette 1989, No. S230).
(g) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by sections 50-56 only of the Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act 1989, subsections 2(1) and (5)(b) of which provide as follows:
(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the 28th day after the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.
(5) Sections 12 and 13, paragraph 51(1)(b) and subsection 51(2) commence:
(b) on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent;
(h) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by sections 60-73 only of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1991, subsections 2(1) and (2) of which provide as follows:
(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.
(2) Section 23, paragraph 30(b), subsection 61(2) and sections 62, 63, 67 and 73 commence on a day to be fixed by Proclamation, being the day on which Schedule 1(3) to the State Drug Crime Commission (Amendment) Act 1990 of New South Wales commences.
(i) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by sections 14 and 27 only of the Evidence (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1995, subsections 2(1) and (13) of which provide as follows:
(1) This Part and Parts 2 and 3 commence on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.
(13) Section 27 of this Act and the Schedule to this Act commence:
(a) on the day on which sections 153 and 155 of the Evidence Act 1995 commence; or
(b) if those sections commence on different days--the first day on which both of those sections are in force.
(j) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 5 (items 147-149) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:
(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.
(k) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 51-55) only of the Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1997, subsection 2(2)(d) of which provides as follows:
(2) The following provisions commence on 1 July 1997:
(d) Schedule 1;
(l) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 2 only of the Migration Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1999, subsection 2(4) of which provides as follows:
(4) Subject to subsection (5), the remaining items of Schedule 1, and Schedule 2, commence on a day to be fixed by Proclamation.
(m) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 1 (item 918) only of the Public Employment (Consequential and Transitional) Amendment Act 1999, subsections 2(1) and (2) of which provide as follows:
(1) In this Act, commencing time means the time when the Public Service Act 1999 commences.
(2) Subject to this section, this Act commences at the commencing time.
(n) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 1 and 62-81) only of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Legislation Amendment Act 1999, subsection 2(2) of which provides as follows:
Schedule 3
(2) Subject to subsections (3) to (6), Schedule 3 commences immediately after the commencement of the other Schedules to this Act.
The other Schedules to this Act commenced on 10 December 1999.
(o) Subsection 2(2) of the Telecommunications (Interception) Legislation Amendment Act 2000 provides as follows:
(2) If items 58 to 64 of Schedule 2 to the Australian Federal Police Legislation Amendment Act 2000 commence on or after the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent, then the amendments made by items 2 and 3 of Schedule 3 to this Act commence immediately after the commencement of items 58 to 64 of Schedule 2 to the Australian Federal Police Legislation Amendment Act 2000.
Items 58 to 64 of Schedule 2 commenced on 2 July 2000 (see Gazette 2000, No. S328).
(p) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 47 only of the Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Application of Criminal Code) Act 2001, subsection 2(1)(a) of which provides as follows:
(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences at the later of the following times:
(a) immediately after the commencement of item 15 of Schedule 1 to the Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000;
Item 15 commenced on 24 May 2001.
(q) The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 513-515) only of the Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:
(3) Subject to subsections (4) to (10), Schedule 3 commences, or is taken to have commenced, at the same time as the Corporations Act 2001.
(r) Subsections 2(1) [item 10] and (4) of the Australian Crime Commission Establishment Act 2002 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in column 2 of the table.
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10. Schedule 3, item 17 |
Immediately after the commencement of section 3 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, subject to subsection (4) |
1 January 2003 |
(4) If section 3 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 commences before 1 January 2003, the provisions covered by items 8, 9 and 10 of the table do not commence at all.
(s) Subsection 2(1) (item 5) of the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Offences and Other Measures) Act (No. 2) 2004 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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5. Schedule 5, item 9 |
Immediately after the commencement of item 6 of Schedule 1 to the Cybercrime Act 2001. |
21 December 2001 |
(t) Subsection 2(1) (items 5 and 6) of the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Interception and Other Measures) Act 2005 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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5. Schedule 2, item 4 |
The day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent. However, if section 6 of the Australian Communications and Media Authority Act 2005 commences before this Act receives the Royal Assent, the provision(s) do not commence at all. |
Does not commence |
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6. Schedule 2, item 5 |
Immediately after the commencement of section 6 of the Australian Communications and Media Authority Act 2005. However, if section 6 of the Australian Communications and Media Authority Act 2005 commences before this Act receives the Royal Assent, the provision(s) do not commence at all. |
Does not commence |
(u) Subsection 2(1) (items 5, 7 and 9) of the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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5. Schedule 6, item 1 |
Immediately after the commencement of item 10 of Schedule 1 to the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment (Stored Communications and Other Measures) Act 2005. |
1 October 2006 |
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7. Schedule 6, item 3 |
Immediately after the commencement of item 10 of Schedule 1 to the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment (Stored Communications and Other Measures) Act 2005. |
1 October 2006 |
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9. Schedule 6, item 8 |
Immediately after the commencement of section 17 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 1993. |
1 February 1994 |
(ua) Subsection 2(1) (item 40) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2007 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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40. Schedule 2, item 15 |
Immediately after the time specified in the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006 for the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 5 to that Act. |
3 November 2006 |
(v) Subsection 2(1) (items 3, 4, 6 and 7) of the Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner (Consequential Amendments) Act 2006 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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3. Schedule 1, item 86 |
At the same time as section 3 of the Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner Act 2006 commences. However, if the provision(s) do not commence before 1 July 2006 , the provision(s) do not commence at all. |
Does not commence |
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4. Schedule 1, item 87 |
Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 4 to the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006. |
1 July 2006 |
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6. Schedule 1, items 93 to 95 |
At the same time as section 3 of the Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner Act 2006 commences. However, if Schedule 5 to the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006 commences before that time, the provision(s) do not commence at all. |
Does not commence |
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7. Schedule 1, item 96 |
Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006. |
13 June 2006 |
(w) Subsection 2(1) (item 3) of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment Act 2007 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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3. Schedule 2, item 1 |
Immediately after the time specified in the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006 for the commencement of item 8 of Schedule 5 to that Act. |
3 November 2006 |
(x) Subsection 2(1) (items 4, 6 and 8) of the Telecommunications Interception Legislation Amendment Act 2008 provides as follows:
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.
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4. Schedule 2, item 12 |
The later of: (a) the start of the day after this Act receives the Royal Assent; and (b) immediately after the commencement of section 5 of the Police Integrity Act 2008 of Victoria . However, the provision(s) do not commence at all if the event mentioned in paragraph (b) does not occur. |
5 December 2008 (see Vict. Gazette No. S340) (paragraph (b) applies) |
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6. Schedule 2, items 14 to 20 |
The later of: (a) the start of the day after this Act receives the Royal Assent; and (b) immediately after the commencement of section 5 of the Police Integrity Act 2008 of Victoria . However, the provision(s) do not commence at all if the event mentioned in paragraph (b) does not occur. |
5 December 2008 (see Vict. Gazette No. S340) (paragraph (b) applies) |
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8. Schedule 2, item 22 |
The later of: (a) the start of the day after this Act receives the Royal Assent; and (b) immediately after the commencement of section 5 of the Police Integrity Act 2008 of Victoria . However, the provision(s) do not commence at all if the event mentioned in paragraph (b) does not occur. |
5 December 2008 (see Vict. Gazette No. S340) (paragraph (b) applies) |
Table of Amendments
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am. No. 63, 1985; No. 102, 1986 (as am. by No. 28, 1991); No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part I.................. |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Chapt. 1............. |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part 1‑1 |
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Heading to Part 1‑1 of......... |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 161, 1999 |
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S. 3...................................... |
rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 24, 2001 |
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Part 1‑2 |
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Heading to Part IA............... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 181, 1979; No. 102, 1986; Nos. 89 and 120, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 11, 1990; Nos. 28 and 99, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 170, 1994; No. 141, 1995; Nos. 59 and 160, 1997; Nos. 89, 146, 151 and 161, 1999; Nos. 9 and 63, 2000; Nos. 55, 135 and 166, 2001; Nos. 67 and 125, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 55 and 127, 2004; Nos. 95, 100, 129 and 152, 2005; Nos. 40 and 86, 2006; No. 177, 2007; No. 95, 2008; No. 32, 2009 |
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ad. No. 166, 2001 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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ad. No. 95, 2008 |
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am. No. 32, 2009 |
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ad. No. 95, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 5, 1988; No. 11, 1990; No. 170, 1994; No. 19, 1995; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 166, 2001; Nos. 42 and 67, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 100 and 152, 2005; No. 40, 2006; No. 177, 2007 |
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ad. No. 160, 1997 |
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am. No. 63, 2000 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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Subhead to s. 5D(2)............ |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Subhead to s. 5D(2A)......... |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Subhead to s. 5D(5)............ |
am. No. 161, 2001 |
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rs. No. 55, 2004 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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am. No. 89, 1999; No. 137, 2000; No. 161, 2001; Nos. 67 and 86, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 55 and 127, 2004; Nos. 96, 129 and 152, 2005; Nos. 40 and 86, 2006; Nos. 3 and 177, 2007; No. 59, 2009 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 177, 2007; No. 23, 2008 |
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am. No. 89, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 103, 1993; No. 67, 2002; No. 55, 2004; No. 95, 2005; No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 11, 1990; No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 170, 1994; No. 160, 1997; No. 151, 1999; No. 63, 2000; Nos. 67 and 125, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 100 and 152, 2005; No. 86, 2006 |
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am. No. 55, 2004; No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 152, 2005 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997; Nos. 67 and 86, 2002; Nos. 95 and 129, 2005 |
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am. No. 11, 1990; No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 170, 1994; No. 160, 1997; No. 151, 1999; No. 63, 2000; Nos. 67, 86 and 125, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 100 and 152, 2005; Nos. 40 and 86, 2006 |
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Chapter 2 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 181, 1979; No. 114, 1983; No. 63, 1985; No. 102, 1986; No. 89, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 141, 1995; No. 43, 1996; No. 160, 1997; No. 161, 1999; Nos. 127 and 148, 2004; No. 152, 2005; No. 40, 2006; No. 177, 2007 |
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ad. No. 116, 1983 |
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ad. No. 116, 1984 |
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ad. No. 8, 1985 |
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ad. No. 116, 1984 |
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am. No. 181, 1979; No. 89, 1987; Nos. 65 and 121, 1988; No. 99, 1991 |
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ad. No. 120, 1987 |
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ad. No. 120, 1987 |
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ad. No. 120, 1987 |
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ad. No. 120, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 161, 1999 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Note to s. 9A(1A)................ |
am. No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 161, 1999 |
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am. No. 43, 1996; No. 161, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 128, 2005; No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 89, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 99, 1991 |
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rs. No. 63, 2000 |
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ad. No. 102, 1986 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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Note to s. 11B(1A).............. |
am. No. 23, 2008 |
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Subheading to s. 11D(4)..... |
rs. No. 127, 2004 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 127, 2004 |
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Note to s. 11D(4)................. |
am. No. 127, 2004 |
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am. No. 161, 1999 |
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am. No. 102, 1986; No. 43, 1996; No. 161, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 102, 1986; No. 89, 1987; No. 103, 1993; No. 43, 1996; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 161, 1999 |
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am. No. 89, 1987; No. 103, 1993; No. 161, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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Note to s. 14........................ |
ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 102, 1986; No. 89, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989 (as am. by No. 11, 1991); No. 99, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 43, 1996; No. 161, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 55, 2004; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 102, 1986 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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am. No. 181, 1979; No. 89, 1987 |
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rep. No. 103, 1993 |
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rep. No. 103, 1993 |
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Ss. 18, 19............................ |
rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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S. 20.................................... |
am. No. 181, 1979 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988; No. 99, 1991 |
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rep. No. 103, 1993 |
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S. 21.................................... |
am. No. 181, 1979; No. 89, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 99, 1991 |
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am. No. 181, 1979 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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S. 23.................................... |
am. No. 181, 1979 |
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rs. No. 89, 1987 |
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rep. No. 103, 1993 |
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S. 24.................................... |
am. No. 181, 1979 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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S. 25.................................... |
am. No. 181, 1979; No. 89, 1987; No. 63, 1989; No. 99, 1991 |
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ad. No. 63, 1985 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 181, 1979 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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Heading to Part V................ |
am. No. 121, 1988 |
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rs. No. 67, 2002 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑3
of ........ |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part V.................................. |
ad. No. 63, 1985 |
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S. 29.................................... |
ad. No. 63, 1985 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 63, 1985 |
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am. No. 89, 1987; No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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ad. No. 63, 1985 |
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rep. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Heading to Part VI............... |
rs. No. 67, 2002 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑5 of ........ |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part VI................................. |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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Div. 1 of Part VI................... |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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S. 32.................................... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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S. 33.................................... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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rs. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 67, 2002 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 3, 1995; No. 152, 2005 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 11, 1990; No. 28, 1991; No. 63, 2000; No. 135, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008; No. 32, 2009 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 99, 1988 |
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rep. No. 152, 2005 |
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ad. No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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Division 3 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 11, 1990; No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 160, 1997; No. 151, 1999; No. 63, 2000; Nos. 67 and 125, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 100 and 152, 2005; No. 86, 2006; No. 95, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 (as am. by No. 11, 1991) |
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am. No. 160, 1997 |
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am. No. 63, 2000 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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S. 45.................................... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 32, 2009 |
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S. 45A................................. |
ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 32, 2009 |
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Division 4 |
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Heading to s. 46.................. |
am. No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997; No. 40, 2006; No. 32, 2009 |
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Note to s. 46(1)................... |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 46A............... |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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am. No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008; No. 32, 2009 |
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Note to s. 46A(1)................ |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 23, 2008 |
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Heading to s. 47.................. |
am. No. 63, 2000 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988 |
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rs. No. 63, 1989 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; Nos. 9 and 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 28, 1991; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 11, 1990; No. 160, 1997 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 160, 1997 |
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Heading to s. 52.................. |
am. No. 160, 1997 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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rep. No. 23, 2008 |
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S. 53.................................... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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rep. No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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rs. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 11, 1990 |
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rs. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 55, 2004; No. 40, 2006 |
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S. 56.................................... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 63, 2000 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 57.................. |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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rs. No. 63, 1989 |
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am. No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 55, 2004; No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 103, 1993; No. 63, 2000; No. 55, 2001; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006; No. 177, 2007 |
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ad. No. 66, 1988 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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Part 2‑6 |
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Heading to Part VII............... |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑6
of ........ |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part VII................................. |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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Heading to s. 63.................. |
am. No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989 (as am. by No. 11, 1991); No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 63AA............. |
rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 120, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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ad. No. 63, 1989 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 64.................. |
am. No. 161, 1999 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 161, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 65.................. |
am. No. 161, 1999 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 161, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 77, 2003; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 120, 1987 |
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am. Nos. 66 and 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989 |
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rs. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 166, 2001; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 170, 1994; No. 141, 1995; No. 160, 1997; No. 151, 1999; No. 63, 2000; No. 166, 2001; No. 67, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 100 and 152, 2005; Nos. 40 and 86, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 135, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 120, 1987; No. 63, 1989 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 120, 1987; No. 63, 1989; No. 28, 1991 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 63, 2000 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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Heading to s. 76.................. |
am. No. 141, 1995 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 77.................. |
am. No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 120, 1987; No. 103, 1993; No. 141, 1995; No. 63, 2000; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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Part 2‑7 |
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Heading to Part VIII.............. |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑7
of ........ |
ad. No. 40,
2006 |
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Part VIII................................ |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 65, 1988; No. 103, 1993; No. 63, 2000; No. 135, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 65, 1988; No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 135, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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rs. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to s. 81A............... |
am. No. 141, 1995 |
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ad. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 141, 1995 |
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ad. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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am. No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 67, 2002; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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Subhead. to s. 81E(2)......... |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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S. 82.................................... |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 141, 1995 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 95, 2005 |
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Note to s. 84(1A)................ |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 103, 1993 |
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Part 2‑8 |
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Heading to Part IX................ |
am. No. 103, 1993 |
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rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑8 ............ |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part IX.................................. |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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Division 1 |
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Heading to s. 93.................. |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 63, 1989 |
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Heading to s. 94.................. |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 28, 1991; No. 103, 1993; No. 141, 1995; No. 63, 2000; No. 23, 2008 |
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ad. No. 160, 1997 |
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am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 63, 2000 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 166, 2001 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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Heading to s. 97.................. |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 121, 1988; No. 63, 1989; No. 103, 1993; No. 63, 2000; No. 95, 2008 |
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S. 98.................................... |
rep. No. 103, 1993 |
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Division 2 |
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Heading to s. 99.................. |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 95, 2005; No. 40, 2006; No. 23, 2008 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 166, 2001; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 103, 1993 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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rs. No. 103, 1993 |
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am. No. 141, 1995; No. 160, 1997; No. 63, 2000; No. 95, 2005; No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 160, 1997 |
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Division 3 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 40, 2006 |
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Part 2‑9 |
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Heading to Part X................ |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑9 of ........ |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part X.................................. |
ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 24, 2001 |
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Heading to s. 107................ |
am. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 89, 1987 |
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am. No. 103, 1993; No. 24, 2001; No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part XA.............. |
rep. No. 40, 2006 |
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Heading to Part 2‑10
of ...... |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part XA................................ |
ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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ad. No. 141, 1995 |
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Chapter 3 |
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Chapt. 3............................... |
ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Part 3‑1 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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am. No. 177, 2007 |
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Division 3 |
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Part 3‑7 |
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ad. No. 40, 2006 |
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Chapter 4 |
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Chapt. 4............................... |
ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Part 4‑1 |
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Division 1 |
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Division 2 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Part 4‑2 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Chapter 5 |
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Chapt. 5............................... |
ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Part 5‑1 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Part 5‑2 |
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ad. No. 177, 2007 |
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Part 5‑3 |
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Table A
Application, saving or transitional provisions
Australian Federal Police Legislation Amendment Act 2000 (No. 9, 2000)
Schedule 3
20 Definition
In this Part:
commencing time means the time when this Part commences.
32 Amendment of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979
(1) The Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time applies to a former 61 certificate in the same way as it does to a later 61 certificate.
(2) The Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time applies to a former 61A document in the same way as it does to a later 61A document.
(3) In this item:
former 61 certificate means a certificate issued under section 61 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 at any time before the commencing time by a member of the Australian Federal Police of the rank of Assistant Commissioner.
former 61A document means a document certified in writing under section 61A of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 at any time before the commencing time by a member of the Australian Federal Police of the rank of Assistant Commissioner.
later 61 certificate means a certificate issued under section 61 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 at or after the commencing time by a senior executive AFP employee (within the meaning of the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time).
later 61A document means a document certified in writing under section 61A of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 at or after the commencing time by a senior executive AFP employee (within the meaning of the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time).
34 Warrants or writs etc. may continue to be executed
If, immediately before the commencing time, any warrant, writ, order, permission or other instrument (the authority) issued under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory could be executed by a person who was at that time a member, staff member or special member of the Australian Federal Police, the authority continues to be able to be executed at and after the commencing time by the person in his or her capacity as:
(a) the Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police; or
(b) a Deputy Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police; or
(c) an AFP employee; or
(d) a special member of the Australian Federal Police;
(all within the meaning of the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time).
Note: A person who is a member or staff member of the Australian Federal Police immediately before the commencing time is taken to be engaged as an AFP employee. Similarly, a person who is a special member of the Australian Federal Police immediately before the commencing time is taken to be appointed as a special member. See item 2 of this Schedule.
35 Regulations dealing with matters of a transitional or saving nature
(1) The Governor‑General may make regulations, not inconsistent with any other provision of this Schedule, prescribing matters of a transitional or saving nature in relation to the amendments made by Schedule 1 or 2.
(2) Regulations made under this item within one year after the commencement of this item may commence on a day earlier than the day on which they are made, but not earlier than the commencement of this item.
Telecommunications (Interception) Legislation Amendment Act
2000
(No. 63,
2000)
Schedule 3
72 Transitional provision for operation of section 55 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979
If:
(a) before the commencement of items 40, 41 and 42, a member of the Australian Federal Police was exercising authority conferred by a warrant issued under section 48 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979; and
(b) on the commencement of those items the warrant has not expired or been revoked; and
(c) the authority conferred by the warrant is exercised after the commencement of those items;
then, despite the amendments made by those items, the authority conferred by the warrant must continue to be exercised as if those amendments had not been made.
Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000 (No. 137, 2000)
Schedule 2
418 Transitional--pre‑commencement offences
(1) Despite the amendment or repeal of a provision by this Schedule, that provision continues to apply, after the commencement of this item, in relation to:
(a) an offence committed before the commencement of this item; or
(b) proceedings for an offence alleged to have been committed before the commencement of this item; or
(c) any matter connected with, or arising out of, such proceedings;
as if the amendment or repeal had not been made.
(2) Subitem (1) does not limit the operation of section 8 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901.
419 Transitional--pre‑commencement notices
If:
(a) a provision in force immediately before the commencement of this item required that a notice set out the effect of one or more other provisions; and
(b) any or all of those other provisions are repealed by this Schedule; and
(c) the first‑mentioned provision is amended by this Schedule;
the amendment of the first‑mentioned provision by this Schedule does not affect the validity of such a notice that was given before the commencement of this item.
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Application of Criminal Code) Act 2001 (No. 24, 2001)
(1) Subject to subsection (3), each amendment made by this Act applies to acts and omissions that take place after the amendment commences.
(2) For the purposes of this section, if an act or omission is alleged to have taken place between 2 dates, one before and one on or after the day on which a particular amendment commences, the act or omission is alleged to have taken place before the amendment commences.
Telecommunications Interception Legislation
Amendment Act 2002
(No. 67,
2002)
Schedule 2
46 Transitional
(1) Any action taken or any other thing done by, or in relation to, the Criminal Justice Commission of Queensland or the Queensland Crime Commission established by the Crime Commission Act 1997 of Queensland before the commencement of this Schedule under or for the purposes of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 is to be treated for the purposes of that Act after that commencement as if it had been taken or done by or in relation to the Crime and Misconduct Commission of Queensland.
(2) The Governor‑General may make regulations in relation to transitional matters that:
(a) relate to the operation of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 and arise out of the merging of the Criminal Justice Commission of Queensland and the Queensland Crime Commission established by the Crime Commission Act 1997 of Queensland to form the Crime and Misconduct Commission of Queensland; or
(b) otherwise arise out of the enactment of this Schedule.
(3) Regulations made for the purposes of paragraph (2)(a) have effect despite subitem (1).
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Legislation Amendment (Terrorism) Act 2003 (No. 77, 2003)
Schedule 1
29 Saving of authorisations
An officer who was authorised by the Director‑General of Security for the purpose of subsection 65(1) of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 immediately before the commencement of this item is taken to be, immediately after the commencement of this item, a person authorised for that purpose.
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Offences and Other Measures) Act (No. 2) 2004 (No. 127, 2004)
Schedule 1
31 Saving--offences against Part VIIB of the Crimes Act 1914
(1) For the purposes of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979, prescribed offence includes an offence in relation to conduct (within the meaning of the Criminal Code) that:
(a) occurred before Part VIIB of the Crimes Act 1914 was repealed by this Act; and
(b) constituted an offence against a provision of that Part.
(2) Subsection 7(1) of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 does not apply to, or in relation to, an act or thing done by an employee of a carrier (within the meaning of that Act) in the course of his or her duties for or in connection with the identifying or tracing of any person who has contravened, or is suspected of having contravened, a provision of Part VIIB of the Crimes Act 1914 before its repeal by this Act, where it is reasonably necessary for the employee to do that act or thing in order to perform those duties effectively.
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Serious Drug Offences and Other Measures) Act 2005 (No. 129, 2005)
Schedule 1
75 Application of amendments to conduct before and after commencement
(1) In this item:
earlier conduct means conduct engaged in before the commencement of this Schedule.
engage in conduct has the same meaning as in the Criminal Code.
later conduct means conduct engaged in after the commencement of this Schedule.
new law means Part 9.1 of the Criminal Code as in force from time to time.
old law means:
(a) the provisions of Division 2 of Part XIII of the Customs Act 1901 as in force from time to time before the commencement of this Schedule to the extent to which those provisions related to narcotic substances; and
(b) any law related to those provisions.
(2) The amendments made by this Schedule do not apply in relation to earlier conduct.
(3) Despite the amendments made by this Schedule, the old law continues to apply in relation to later conduct if:
(a) the later conduct is related to earlier conduct; and
(b) because of that relationship, the later conduct would have constituted a physical element (or a part of a physical element) of an offence against the old law, had the old law remained in force.
(4) If later conduct is alleged against a person in a prosecution for an offence against the old law, that conduct must not be alleged against the person in a prosecution for:
(a) an offence against the new law; or
(b) an offence related to an offence against the new law.
76 Transitional regulations
(1) The regulations may make provision for matters of a transitional nature (including any saving or application provisions) arising from the amendments or repeals made by this Schedule.
(2) The Governor‑General may make regulations for the purposes of subitem (1).
Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006 (No. 40, 2006)
Schedule 3
6 Saving provision
The repeal and substitution of subsection 9A(1) of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 by this Schedule does not affect the validity of a warrant issued under that subsection before the commencement of this Schedule.
10 Saving provision
The repeal and substitution of subsection 11B(1) of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 by this Schedule does not affect the validity of a warrant issued under that subsection before the commencement of this Schedule.
Schedule 4
31 Pending applications
(1) The Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 as amended by this Schedule applies to applications made before the commencement of this Schedule for warrants under section 45 of that Act that:
(a) were made before the commencement of this Schedule; and
(b) were not refused or withdrawn before that commencement;
as if they were applications made for warrants under section 46 of that Act.
(2) The Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 as amended by this Schedule applies to applications made before the commencement of this Schedule for warrants under section 45A of that Act that:
(a) were made before the commencement of this Schedule; and
(b) were not refused or withdrawn before that commencement;
as if they were applications made for warrants under section 46A of that Act.
32 Continuation of warrants under sections 45 and 45A
(1) A warrant that was issued before the commencement of this Schedule under section 45 of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 and that was in force immediately before that commencement continues in force after that commencement as if it had been issued under section 46 of that Act.
(2) A warrant that was issued before the commencement of this Schedule under section 45A of the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 and that was in force immediately before that commencement continues in force after that commencement as if it had been issued under section 46A of that Act.
33 Warrants under sections