❓ This WA parliamentary question asks the Premier about Acts under their responsibility that have been only partially proclaimed, and the reasons why. The answer identifies unproclaimed sections of the Native Title (State Provisions) Act 1999 and the Civil Liability Amendment Act 2003, explaining the reasons for the delay.
AnsweredQoN 1414Legislative Council
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(1) Are there any Acts of Parliament within your Ministerial responsibility that have only been partially proclaimed?
(2) If so, will you provide the relevant unproclaimed sections and the reasons for not proclaiming these sections?
(2) If so, will you provide the relevant unproclaimed sections and the reasons for not proclaiming these sections?
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Answered
11 December 2003
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
23 days
Department of the Premier and Cabinet (1) Yes. (2) The Native Title (State Provisions) Act 1999 , Part 4, Part 5 (Divisions 1, 2 and 3) and Part 6 have not been proclaimed. The Act is not operative because the Federal Parliament did not endorse relevant provisions, as required under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth). The Civil Liability Amendment Act 2003 (No 58 of 2003), Sections 9 and 14 are not yet proclaimed. These sections deal with proportionate liability. Commonwealth, state and territory Insurance Ministers and Attorneys General are endeavouring to establish a consistent approach to proportionate liability in order to avoid forum shopping and reduce costs of litigation. Further amendments to these yet to be proclaimed provisions may be proposed in order to achieve a consistent approach. Anti-Corruption Commission The Anti-Corruption Commission has provided the following information: (a) Nil. (b) Not applicable. Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
The Civil Liability Amendment Act 2003 (No 58 of 2003), Sections 9 and 14 are not yet proclaimed. These sections deal with proportionate liability. Commonwealth, state and territory Insurance Ministers and Attorneys General are endeavouring to establish a consistent approach to proportionate liability in order to avoid forum shopping and reduce costs of litigation. Further amendments to these yet to be proclaimed provisions may be proposed in order to achieve a consistent approach. Anti-Corruption Commission The Anti-Corruption Commission has provided the following information: (a) Nil. (b) Not applicable. Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
Anti-Corruption Commission The Anti-Corruption Commission has provided the following information: (a) Nil. (b) Not applicable. Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
The Civil Liability Amendment Act 2003 (No 58 of 2003), Sections 9 and 14 are not yet proclaimed. These sections deal with proportionate liability. Commonwealth, state and territory Insurance Ministers and Attorneys General are endeavouring to establish a consistent approach to proportionate liability in order to avoid forum shopping and reduce costs of litigation. Further amendments to these yet to be proclaimed provisions may be proposed in order to achieve a consistent approach. Anti-Corruption Commission The Anti-Corruption Commission has provided the following information: (a) Nil. (b) Not applicable. Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
Anti-Corruption Commission The Anti-Corruption Commission has provided the following information: (a) Nil. (b) Not applicable. Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
Governor’s Establishment (a) No. (b) Not applicable. Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
Office of the Public Sector Standards Commissioner The Commissioner for Public Sector Standards advises as follows: (a) No. (b) Not applicable.
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