Repealed Acts and statutory rules to continue to apply in certain circumstances
9 Repealed Acts and statutory rules to continue to apply in certain circumstances
Without limiting section 30 of the Interpretation Act 1987, a repealed Act or repealed statutory rule continues to apply with respect to the following matters on and from the repeal day as if this Act and the amending Act had not been enacted—
an offence (or an alleged offence) against the Act or statutory rule,
any proceedings for an offence (or an alleged offence) against the Act or statutory rule,
any penalty notice, fine enforcement order, penalty notice enforcement order or court enforcement order that is in force in respect of an offence (or an alleged offence) against the Act or statutory rule,
any appeal that is pending in a court or tribunal (or any entitlement to appeal to a court or tribunal that has not been exercised) in respect of a matter arising under the Act or statutory rule,
any direction, order or notice given under a provision of the Act or statutory rule requiring a matter or thing to be done or not done (whether before, on or after the repeal day),
any other matter or thing arising under or in connection with the Act or statutory rule that is prescribed by the regulations.
The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the modifications of the provisions of a repealed Act or repealed statutory rule as applied by subclause (1).
This clause is subject to any different provision in this Part or Schedules 1–4.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by the regulations
, The regulations may make
). Made under this Act:
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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