Section 1 — Definition — Treasury Corporation Act 1983 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 1 — Definition — Treasury Corporation Act 1983 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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s 1Name of Act s 2Commencement s 3Definitions s 4New South Wales Treasury Corporation s 4AEstablishment of Board s 4AAFunctions of Board s 4BAppointment of Chief Executive s 4CCommittees of the Board s 5Objects of the Corporation s 6Powers etc of the Corporation s 6AExamples of activities in which the Corporation can engage s 6BLimitations on powers s 7Obligations of public authorities s 8Powers of public authorities s 9Provision of borrowings from Corporation s 9AProvision of borrowings to councils s 9BSpecial powers of the Corporation s 10Delegation s 11Protection of persons having dealings with the Corporation s 11ACorporation not liable for duty s 12Special provision as to finance obtained by the Government for which Corporation is liable s 12ASeal of Corporation s 13Regulations s 13APrudential standards or reporting and auditing requirements s 14Saving

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s 1Definition s 3Acting appointed members s 4Term of office of appointed members s 5Remuneration of appointed members s 6Vacancy in office of appointed member s 7Filling of vacancy in office of appointed member s 8Disclosure of pecuniary interests s 9Effect of certain other Acts s 10Liability of members etc

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appointed member means a person referred to in section 4A (2) (d).

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