Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section says the written laws listed in the Act are amended as set out in their respective Parts.”
This section says the written laws listed in the Act are amended as set out in their respective Parts. This section says the Part must be read together with the Criminal Procedure Act and amends section 128 by replacing “police officer” with “a public prosecutor” in subsection (6). This section adds a new section after section 129, but the provided text is incomplete and does not state the new rule. A public prosecutor may institute criminal proceedings or draw and sign formal charges in court. This provision amends section 353 of the principal Act by inserting the words or phrase “or intended to be” in specified places.
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How the instrument operates
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This section says the written laws listed in the Act are amended as set out in their respective Parts.
Section 2
The principal Act is amended by deleting paragraph 19 in the First Schedule.
Section 11
This section amends the principal Act by deleting the words “(Land Division)” wherever they appear.
Section 21
This section changes section 4 of the principal Act by replacing paragraph (a) of subsection (1) with a new version.
Section 31
This section amends section 29 of the principal Act, including a new rule that members of the Secretariat have a three-year tenure of office.
Section 39
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Source and current-law status
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