Permanent exemptions
45 Permanent exemptions
This Act does not affect the operation of laws of an Australian jurisdiction specified or described in Schedule 2, to the extent that Schedule 2 indicates that they are exempt from the operation of this Act.
Such an exemption may be limited or unlimited in its application. If a law is specified or described in Schedule 2 without any limitation, it is taken to be wholly exempt from the operation of this Act.
The Governor‑General may make regulations amending Schedule 2.
A regulation may not be made for the purposes of this section unless all of the then participating jurisdictions have endorsed the regulation.
However—
if such a regulation relates solely to one or more laws specified or described in Schedule 3 and will not take effect within 5 years after the commencement of section 48, the regulation may be made if at least two-thirds of the then participating jurisdictions have endorsed the regulation; or
if such a regulation merely omits or reduces the extent of an exemption of a law of a State from Schedule 2, the regulation may be made if the State has endorsed the regulation.
The statute text is free to read above. View Pro plans to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.