Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) If a provision of a law uses a word indicating a gender or that could be taken to indicate a gender, the provision may be expressed in a way that is consistent with current legislative drafting practice.
(2) If the name of an office established by a law uses a word indicating a gender or that could be taken to indicate a gender –
(a) the name of the office may be changed in a way that is consistent with current legislative drafting practice; and
(b) any reference in a law to the office may be given in a way that is consistent with current legislative drafting practice.
(3) A change in the name of an office does not otherwise affect the office or the holding of the office by the office holder.