Section 60 — Statutory Instruments Act 1992 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 60 — Statutory Instruments Act 1992 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Purposes of Act s 3Act applies to all statutory instruments s 4Displacement of Act by contrary intention s 5Dictionary s 5AAct binds the State s 6Meaning of instrument s 7Meaning of statutory instrument s 8Meaning of statutory rule s 9Meaning of subordinate legislation s 10Meaning of order in council s 11Meaning of proclamation s 12Meaning of rules of court s 13Power to do matter by instrument s 14Applicable provisions s 14AModified application—s 6 s 14BModified application—s 14 s 15Modified application—s 14B s 15AModified application—section 14F s 16Modified application—s 27A s 17Modified application—s 36 and sch 1 (definition provision)s 18Modified application—s 49A s 19Non-applicable provisions s 20Presumption of validity s 20ARegulation may be used instead of another type of subordinate legislation s 20BCorrect year in statutory instrument’s short title etc.s 20CContinuance etc. of statutory instruments made under amended provisions s 21Statutory instrument to be interpreted not to exceed powers conferred by authorising law s 22Power to make statutory instrument under Act etc.s 23Statutory instrument may make provision by applying another document s 23AStatutory instrument may make provision in relation to land by reference to map, plan or register s 24Statutory instrument may be of general or limited application s 25Statutory instrument may make different provision for different categories s 26Statutory instrument may authorise determination etc. by specified person etc.s 27Statutory instrument may prohibit s 28Relationship between authorising law and statutory instrument concerning the same matter s 29Statutory instrument may provide review s 30Statutory instrument may require verification of form etc.s 30AReasonable cost etc. may be prescribed as fee s 30BStatutory instrument may exempt from fee s 31Statutory instruments purporting to be made under a particular power s 32Prospective commencement s 33Commencement of citation and commencement provisions s 34Beneficial retrospective commencement s 35Subdivision does not apply until necessary Governor or Governor in Council action taken s 36 s 37Words and expressions s 38References to certain instruments s 39Reference to enactment etc. of Acts s 39AAutomatic repeal of commencement instrument s 40 s 41 s 42 s 43 s 44 s 45 s 46 s 47Notification s 48 s 49Subordinate legislation must be tabled s 50Disallowance s 51Limited saving of operation of subordinate legislation that ceases to have effect s 52Other notification, gazettal, tabling or disallowance provisions of no effect s 53Purposes of part s 54When subordinate legislation expires s 55Notice by parliamentary counsel of impending expiry s 56Exemptions from expiry—uniform subordinate legislation s 56AExemptions from expiry—other subordinate legislation s 56B s 57Part does not apply to some subordinate legislation s 58 s 59Regulation-making power s 60 s 61 s 62Transitional provisions about expiry of amending subordinate legislation s 62ATransitional provisions for exemptions s 63Tabling of subordinate legislation s 64Notice of impending expiry Schedule 2 — Provisions of Acts Interpretation Act 1954 that do not apply to statutory instruments Schedule 1A — Statutory rules that are not subordinate legislation Schedule 1 — Provisions of Acts Interpretation Act 1954 that apply to statutory instruments Schedule 2A — Subordinate legislation to which part 7 does not apply Schedule 3 — Dictionary

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