National Trust of South Australia Act 1955

Rules and by-laws may be made by the Council for any of the purposes for which the Council had power to make rules and by-laws immediately before the commencement of the National Trust of South Australia

Act Amendment Act 1975, and for any other purposes declared by proclamation from time to time to be purposes for which rules or by-laws, as the case may be, may be made by the Council under this

Act.

The Council shall, within a period of six months after the commencement of that Act or such further time as the Minister may in writing allow, make a new set of rules and a new set of by-laws under and for the purposes of this Act and, until such sets of rules and by-laws have been made and have taken effect, the rules and by-laws contained in, or made pursuant to, this Act, as amended pursuant to this Act and in force immediately before such commencement shall, notwithstanding the repeal of the schedule hereto, as amended, continue to be the rules and by-laws of the National Trust for the purposes of this Act.

Subject to this section, but without limiting the application of section 39 of the Acts Interpretation

Act 1915, as amended, section 38 of that Act shall apply to and in relation to rules and by-laws made by the Council under this section;

but no such rule or by-law shall take effect unless and until that rule or by-law, as the case may be, has first received the concurrence of two-thirds of the whole number of members of the Council and the rule or by-law has by resolution of a general meeting of the National Trust been approved by the

National Trust.