South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts4—Governor may declare any purpose to be a public purpose
The Governor may by proclamation declare any of the following purposes to be a
public purpose, namely—
I the providing of
offices and other buildings and premises for carrying on the Government of the
said State or any Department or Departments of the Government of the said
State;
II any work or
undertaking which the Government of the said State are by any Act or law
empowered to carry out, but for which there is no power (except this Act) to
acquire land;
III any purpose which
both Houses of Parliament, during the same or different sessions of any
Parliament, resolve shall be a public purpose within the meaning of this Act,
and thereupon such purpose shall be deemed to be an undertaking within the
meaning of the Compulsory Acquisition of Land Act 1925 and the Acts
amending that Act, as if it were an undertaking authorised by Act of
Parliament.