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Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Act 1988

Year: 1988No. 106Made: 1988-12-06ID: C2004A03699

Contents

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Part I—Preliminary text →
1Short title
2Commencement
3Interpretation
4Meaning of day on which election held
5Meaning of day on which result of election declared
6Powers includes functions and duties
Part II—Australian Capital Territory text →
7Establishment of body politic
Part III—Legislative Assembly text →
Division 1—Constitution of Assembly text →
Division 2—Procedure of Assembly
17Times of meetings
18Procedure at meetings
19Resolution of no confidence in Chief Minister
20Minutes of meetings
21Standing rules and orders
Part IV—Powers of Legislative Assembly text →
22Power of Assembly to make laws
23Matters excluded from power to make laws
24Powers, privileges and immunities of Assembly
25Notification of enactment
26Special procedures for making certain enactments
27Crown may be bound
28Inconsistency with other laws
29Avoidance of application of enactments to Parliament
30Judicial notice
31Publication of enactments
33Application of Acts Interpretation Act
34Certain laws converted into enactments
Part V—The Executive text →
36Australian Capital Territory Executive
37General powers of Executive
38Executive matters not limited by Schedule 4
38AExecutive’s powers under Commonwealth Acts
39Membership of Executive
40Chief Minister for the Territory
41Ministers for the Territory
42Presiding Officer or Deputy Presiding Officer not to be a Minister
43Ministerial portfolios
44Deputy Chief Minister for the Territory
45Resignation of Ministers
46Vacation of office by Ministers
47Vacancies in all Ministerial offices
48Resolution of no confidence in Chief Minister
Part VA—The Judiciary text →
48AJurisdiction and powers of the Supreme Court
48AAACT laws may give concurrent jurisdiction to the Federal Court of Australia
48BRetirement age of Judges etc. of the Supreme Court
48CJudicial commission
48DRemoval of a judicial officer from office
Part VII—Finance text →
57Public money
58Withdrawals of public money
59Financial relations between Commonwealth and Territory
60Borrowing from Commonwealth
65Proposal of money votes
Part VIII—Elections to Assembly text →
66Interpretation
66APart to bind Crown
66BElection of members
67Qualifications of candidates
67AGeneral elections
67BElectoral enactment
67CQualifications of electors
67DTerritory electorates
Part IX—Miscellaneous text →
69AActs that bind States to bind Territory
69Trade and commerce to be free
70Validity of certain actions
73Remuneration and allowances
74Regulations
Schedule 5—Laws and provisions other than those that shall become enactments text →
Endnotes text →
Part 1—Ordinances of the Territory
Part 2—Acts of the Parliament of New South Wales in force in the Territory
Part 3—Imperial Acts in force in the Territory
Schedule 1
Schedule 2—Commonwealth Acts and provisions to become enactments
Schedule 4—Matters concerning which the Executive has power to govern the Territory

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About this legislation

Collection: Act of Parliament

Status: Currently in force

Type: Principal legislation