Criminal Law Amendment Bill 1990
Legislation Committee (1989 - 2001)· 5 July 1990general_report
The Legislation Committee reviewed the Criminal Law Amendment Bill 1990, recommending it to the House with amendments. Key concerns included the use of proclamations for enacting legislation and the need for clear justification. The committee also addressed definitions of 'damage' and 'intent to defraud'.
Impact
The bill impacts the justice system, legal professionals, and individuals potentially subject to criminal charges. Changes affect definitions of offences, penalties, and prosecution procedures. Businesses are affected by changes to corruption laws.
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