Report in relation to the Electronic Availability of Statutes
Constitutional Affairs Committee (1989 - 2001)· 20 June 1996general_report
This 1996 WA parliamentary committee report examines the electronic availability of statutes. It highlights the need for wider and cheaper access to legislation, advocating for the use of the Internet for dissemination. The report also stresses the importance of consolidated and up-to-date legislation.
Impact
The recommendations aim to benefit the entire community, particularly professionals, students, residents of remote areas, and the economically disadvantaged, by providing easier and more affordable access to current legislation.
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