Termination of references
5 Termination of references
The Governor may, at any time by proclamation, fix a day (an expiry day) as the day on which 1 or more of the following references is to terminate—
the primary text reference; orNote—
Under the Commonwealth Help to Buy Act, the State becomes a cooperating State if this reference is terminated and the residual text reference and amendment reference are not terminated.
the residual text reference; orNote—
Under the Commonwealth Help to Buy Act, the State becomes a withdrawn State if this reference is terminated.
the amendment reference.
Note—
Under the Commonwealth Help to Buy Act, the State becomes a withdrawn State if this reference is terminated.
The Governor may, by proclamation, revoke a proclamation made under subsection (1).
A revoking proclamation made under subsection (2) has effect only if it is notified before the expiry day fixed in the proclamation being revoked.
If a revoking proclamation made under subsection (2) has effect, the revoked proclamation is taken, for the purposes of section 3, never to have been notified.
The revocation of a proclamation made under subsection (1) does not prevent notification of a further proclamation under that subsection.
A proclamation under subsection (1) or (2) is subordinate legislation.
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