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COMMUNITY SERVICES (TORRES STRAIT) ACT 1984
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
Contents
Part 1--Preliminary
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Savings
4. Definitions
5. Meaning of conclusion of election for Island council
Part 2--Administration
6. Responsible officer
7. Corporation may function for purposes of this Act
8. Agents of department
9. Power of delegation
10. Visiting justices
11. Official inquiries
12. Annual report on administration
Part 3--Intervention by the State
Division 1--Powers of intervention
13. Procedures before exercise of certain powers
14. Revocation and suspension of resolutions and orders
15. Effect of revocation or suspension
16. Overruling by-laws
17. Appointment of financial controller
18. Dissolution of Island council
19. Abolition of joint Island council and its area
Division 2--Administrators
20. When administrator may be appointed
21. Jurisdiction, powers and duties of administrator
22. Title of administrator
23. Committee to help administrator
24. Conditions of appointment as administrator or member of committee
25. Recovery of amounts from Island councils
26. Role of committee
27. Decision by Minister on referral by administrator
28. Procedures of committee
29. Termination of administrator's appointment
30. Termination of appointment of committee member etc.
Division 3--Financial controller
31. Functions of financial controller
32. Power of financial controller to revoke and suspend resolutions and orders
33. Effect of revocation or suspension
34. Financial controller's employment conditions
35. Recovery of amounts from Island councils
36. Termination of financial controller's appointment
Part 4--Local government of areas
Division 1--Island councils
37. Declaration of council areas
38. Island council required for each council area
39. Implementation of council area
40. Incorporation of Island councils
41. Tenure of office of councillors
42. Times for election of councillors
43. Voters roll
44. Relationship of council area to local government area
45. Functions of Island councils
46. Power of council to lend an amount to an adult resident
47. Disclosure of interests at meetings
Division 2--Financial operations of Island councils
48. Issue of standards
49. Standards must be complied with
50. Island rate and other charges
51. Annual budget to be prepared
52. Adoption of budget
53. Framing of budget
54. Amendment of budget
55. Unexpended votes to lapse
56. Provisions in respect of loan repayments
57. Illegal expenditure
58. Accounts
59. Special accounting provision for particular payments
60. Preparation of financial statements
61. Certification of annual financial statements
62. Auditor-general to audit accounts of council
63. Auditor-general to certify annual financial statements
64. Presentation of annual financial statements
65. Access to accounts
66. Power to require furnishing of information and the like
67. General reporting provisions
68. Financial statements
69. Island councils are statutory bodies
70. Chief executive may require information from Island council
Division 3--Law and order in areas
71. Jurisdiction and powers of police
72. Entry upon council areas etc.
73. Application to council areas of laws relating to public places
74. Island police
75. Discharge of Island police officers' functions etc.
76. Other functions of Island police officers
77. Indemnification of Island police officer for liability for tort
Division 4--Determination of matters of complaint in areas
78. Island Courts
79. Jurisdiction of Island Courts
80. Limitation of jurisdiction
81. Right of appeal against conviction
Division 5--Authorised officers
82. Authorised officers
83. General powers of authorised officers
Part 5--Community justice groups
Division 1--Establishment, functions and powers
84. Establishment
85. Functions and powers
Division 2--Provisions about membership of groups and group coordinators
86. Membership
87. Criminal history checks
88. Coordinator
Division 3--Miscellaneous provisions
89. Authentication of documents
90. Protection of members from civil liability
91. Reporting requirements
Part 6--Control of possession and consumption of alcohol in council areas
Division 1--Preliminary
92. Purpose of pt 6
93. Definitions for pt 6
Division 2--Dry places
94. Declaration
95. Notice of proposal
96. Objections and supporting submissions
97. Notice about declaration
98. Suspension of declaration
99. Effect of declaration of dry place
Division 3--Offences relating to community justice groups and dry places
100. Obstructing members
101. Possession or consumption of alcohol in or on dry place
102. False or misleading statements
103. False or misleading documents
Division 4--Appeals relating to dry places
104. Who may appeal
105. How to start appeal
106. Stay of operation of decisions
107. Powers of Magistrates Court
108. Constitution of Magistrates Court
109. Effect of Magistrates Court's decision
110. Appeal to District Court
Division 5--Provisions relating to homemade alcohol in certain council areas
110A. Offences relating to homemade alcohol
110B. Relationship with restricted areas
Division 6--Miscellaneous provision
111. Making applications
Part 7--Provisions about making by-laws and subordinate by-laws
Division 1--Preliminary
112. Definitions for pt 7
Division 2--Publishing model by-laws and power to make subordinate by-laws
113. Minister may publish model by-laws
114. Power to make subordinate by-laws
Division 3--Process for making by-laws
115. By-law process
116. Step 1—propose a by-law
117. Step 2—ensure proposed by-law satisfactorily deals with any State interest
118. Step 3—consultation about proposed by-law
119. Step 4—give access to proposed by-law
120. Step 5—accept and consider all submissions
121. Step 6—decide whether to proceed with making proposed by-law
122. Step 7—again ensure proposed by-law satisfactorily deals with any State interest
123. Step 8—make proposed by-law
124. Step 9—give public notice of law
Division 4--Process for making subordinate by-laws
125. Subordinate by-law process
126. Step 1—propose a subordinate by-law
127. Step 2—consultation about proposed subordinate by-law
128. Step 3—give access to proposed subordinate by-law
129. Step 4—accept and consider all submissions
130. Step 5—make proposed subordinate by-law
131. Step 6—give public notice of subordinate by-law
132. Early start for subordinate by-law making process
Division 5--Commencement and status of by-laws and subordinate by-laws
133. Commencement of by-laws and subordinate by-laws
134. Effect of by-laws
135. Extent to which subordinate by-law is binding
136. When subordinate by-laws cease to have effect
137. Proof of by-laws and subordinate by-laws
138. By-law and subordinate by-law presumed to be within power
Part 8--Island Coordinating Council
139. Continuation and incorporation of Island Coordinating Council
140. Membership of council
141. Functions of council
142. Meetings of council
143. Divisions of Torres Strait
144. Selection of members of the executive committee
145. Casual vacancy in office of selected member
146. Particular functions of council
147. Budget of Island Coordinating Council
148. Declaration that Island Coordinating Council is statutory body
Part 9--Island Industries Board
149. The board
150. Membership of board
151. Proposal of persons by Island Coordinating Council
152. Chairperson of board
153. Deputy chairperson of board
154. Term of appointment
155. Disqualification from membership
156. Vacation of office
157. When notice of resignation takes effect
158. Conduct of business
159. Times and places of meetings
160. Quorum
161. Presiding at meetings
162. Conduct of meetings
163. Minutes
164. Disclosure of interests
165. Officers and employees of board
166. Powers of board
167. Profits of board
168. Board is statutory body
169. Audit of board's accounts
170. Annual report by board
171. Administrator may replace board members
172. Relinquishment of board's assets to local control
Part 10--Entry upon areas
173. Entry upon public parts of areas
174. General authority to be in area
175. Entry upon and temporary stay in areas
176. Power of Island council to regulate presence in area
177. Excluded person entitled to reason
178. Power of Island council to eject
Part 11--Assistance sought by Islanders
179. Grant of aid
180. Deposit of savings with banker
181. Continuation of management of money
182. Banker is a statutory body
183. Administration of Islanders' estates
Part 12--General provisions
184. Islanders' right to certain natural resources
185. Islanders' right to certain forest products and quarry material—Torres Strait Islander land
186. Islanders' right to certain forest products and quarry material—non-Torres Strait Islander land
187. Obstruction, intimidation and assault
188. General penalty for offence
189. Magistrates Court not to have jurisdiction for certain offences
190. Evidentiary aids
190A. Evidence of home-brew concentrate by label
190B. Evidence of homemade alcohol having regard to belief of police officer
191. Approved forms
192. Regulation-making power
Part 13--Assistance to and review of Island councils
193. Assistance to Island councils
194. Use of churches etc. for provision of assistance
Part 14--Transitional provisions
Division 1--Transitional provision for Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 1999
195. Transitional provision for council areas
Division 2--Transitional provision for Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2001
196. Existing members of the board to go out of office
Division 3--Transitional provision for Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2002
197. Transitional provision for process for making by-laws
Part 15--Validating provisions
198. Validation of particular rates
Endnotes
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