acts/sections Flashcards

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What is the name of the legislation with the assistance of interpreting legislation (VIC)?

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Interpretation of legislation Act 1984 (Vic)

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What is the name of the legislation with the assistance of interpreting legislation (Cth)?

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Acts Interpretation Act 1901 (Cth)

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S10A (ILA)

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If the Act provides no provision for the commencement of the Act, it becomes proclaimed on the 1-year anniversary.

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S35(a) (ILA)

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An interpretation of an Act which supports/promotes the purpose underlying the Act.

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S35(b) (ILA)

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Consideration may be given to any mater or document that is relevant including explanatory memoranda, readings or any other document presented to any House of the Parliament. (Extrinsic materials)

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S36 (ILA)

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The use of headings, sections, clauses etc.

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S3(a) (AIA)

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Default commencement 28 days after royal assent.

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S8 (AIA)

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Purposive approach.

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S15 (ab) (AIA)

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Use of extrinsic materials in the interpretation of an Act.

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Common Law Presumptions

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1) Statutes do not operate retrospectively (Rodway v The Queen 1990)
2) Parliament does not interfere with Common Law rights (Coco v The Queen 1994)
3) Legislation does not bind the Crown (Bropho v Western Australia 1990)
4) Penal provisions are strictly construed (Beckwith)
5) Legislation does not have extraterritorial effect S48

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Spiral Approach:

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1) Rival Interpretations
2) Particular Provisions (Literal, intuitive reading/ Neighbouring words)
3) Consider the act as a whole
4) Consider the legislative history (extrinsic material)
5) Consider the wider context (Interpretations acts/Related legislation/CL presumption)

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