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PLUMBERS AND DRAINERS LICENSING ACT - SECT 50

Declarations about application of Act and validity of matters on and after 1 January 2001 until commencement

    (1)     The purpose of this section is to remove any doubt about the following during the prescribed period:

        (a)     the application of the Act because of the repeal of the Water Supply and Sewerage Act and the commencement of the Water Supply and Sewerage Services Act 2000 ;

        (b)     the validity of the performance of a function or exercise of a power under the Act.

    (2)     During the prescribed period, it is declared that:

        (a)     the Act continued to apply in relation to work carried out in each relevant area despite the repeal of the Water Supply and Sewerage Act ; and

        (b)     the performance of a function or exercise of a power under the Act was validly performed or exercised even if performed or exercised in relation to a relevant area.

    (3)     A person cannot be held criminally liable in relation to an act or omission during the prescribed period in relation to work in a relevant area only because of a declaration under this section.

    (4)     In this section:

"exercise of a power "includes the purported exercise of a power.

"performance of a function "includes the purported performance of a function.

"prescribed period "means the period starting on 1 January 2001 and ending on the day immediately before the commencement of this section.

"relevant area" means an area that, on 31 December 2000, was any of the following:

        (a)     a sewerage district or water district declared or deemed to have been declared under section 10 of the repealed Water Supply and Sewerage Act ;

        (b)     a sewered area declared or deemed to be a sewered area under section 12 of that Act;

        (c)     a water supply area declared under section 13 of that Act.

"the Act "means this Act as in force from time to time during the prescribed period.



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