Local Government Act 2009

A local government may prepare and adopt a consolidated version of a local law.

A consolidated version of a local law is a document that accurately combines a local government’s local law, as it was originally made, with all the amendments made to the local law since the local law was originally made.

When the local government adopts the consolidated version of the local law, the consolidated version is taken to be the local law, in the absence of evidence to the contrary.

Within 7 days after the local government adopts the consolidated version of the local law, the local government must give a copy of the consolidated version to the Minister.