Revocation of notice of suspension or cancellation
62 Revocation of notice of suspension or cancellation
This section applies if the Minister:
has given the appropriate Minister of a State or Territory a notice under section 59 or 60 to suspend or cancel the effect of a bilateral agreement that the State or Territory is party to; and
either:
for a notice given under section 59 because the Minister was not satisfied that a situation mentioned in subsection 58(2) did not exist and would not arise—is later satisfied that the situation does not exist and will not arise; or
for a notice given under section 60—is later satisfied that the State or Territory will comply with the agreement and give effect to it in a way that accords with the objects of this Act and the objects of this Part, and promotes the discharge of Australia’s obligations under all international agreements (if any) relevant to a matter covered by the agreement.
The Minister must revoke the notice of suspension or cancellation by another written notice:
given to the appropriate Minister of the State or Territory; and
published in accordance with the regulations.
However, the Environment Minister must not revoke the notice of cancellation after cancellation of the effect of the agreement occurs.
Suspension or cancellation of the effect of the agreement does not occur if the notice of suspension or cancellation is revoked before the suspension or cancellation would otherwise occur.
Suspension of the effect of the agreement ends when the notice of suspension is revoked.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
- World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 - Proclamation under section 10 - para 3(b) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Regulations (26/05/1983) · under Subdiv A of Div 1 of Pt 3
- World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 - Proclamation under section 9 - para 3(b) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Regulations (26/05/1983) · under Subdiv A of Div 1 of Pt 3
97 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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