FAIR TRADING ACT 2010 - SECT 21

FAIR TRADING ACT 2010 - SECT 21

21 .         Certain instruments to be published, and may be disallowed by Parliament

        (1)         This section applies to the following instruments —

            (a)         regulations made under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Commonwealth) section 139G;

            (b)         a determination under the Australian Consumer Law (WA) section 66(1) (display notices);

            (c)         a notice under the Australian Consumer Law (WA) section 104(1) or 105(1) (safety standards);

            (d)         a notice under the Australian Consumer Law (WA) section 114(1) or (2) (permanent bans);

            (e)         a notice under the Australian Consumer Law (WA) section 117 (revocation of permanent bans);

            (f)         a notice under the Australian Consumer Law (WA) section 122(1) (recall notices) by a responsible Minister of this jurisdiction;

            (g)         a notice under the Australian Consumer Law (WA) section 134(1) or 135(1) (information standards).

        (2)         Where an instrument to which this section applies is made, a copy of the instrument must be published in the Gazette not later than 28 days after the instrument is made.

        (3)         If a copy of an instrument is not published in the Gazette in accordance with subsection (2) —

            (a)         the instrument ceases to have effect in this jurisdiction on the expiry of the 28 ^th day after the instrument is made, but without affecting the validity or curing the invalidity of anything done or of the omission of anything in the meantime; but

            (b)         if a copy of the instrument is subsequently published in the Gazette , the instrument again has effect on and from the day after the day of publication of a copy of the instrument.

        (4)         Where a copy of an instrument to which this section applies is published in the Gazette , the Interpretation Act 1984 section 42 applies to that instrument as if it were a regulation published in the Gazette .