Savings and Transitional
Schedule 2 Savings and Transitional
Section 19
1. Interpretation In this Schedule –
commencement day means the day on which this Act commences;
former Act means the Survey Co-ordination Act 1944;
Nomenclature Board means the Nomenclature Board established under section 20A of the former Act.
commencement day means the day on which this Act commences;
commencement day
former Act means the Survey Co-ordination Act 1944;
former Act
Nomenclature Board means the Nomenclature Board established under section 20A of the former Act.
Nomenclature Board
2. Assigned names taken to be approved name
A name approved under the former Act in respect of a place that is notified in the Gazette under the former Act before the commencement day, is taken, on and after the commencement day –
to be recorded in the register under this Act; and
to be an approved name for a place for the purposes of this Act, until the name is amended, or revoked, under this Act.
The Registrar is to include an entry in the register for each place that is taken to have an approved name by virtue of subclause (1).
3. Proposals under former Act taken to be proposal under this Act
If, on the commencement day –
the proposal gazetted under section 20F of the former Act is taken to have been a proposal published under section 10(2)(b) for the purposes of this Act.
a proposal in respect of the name for a place has been gazetted under section 20F of the former Act; but
a final decision in respect of the name for the place has not been published in accordance with section 20J of the former Act –
This Act applies to the determination of a proposal referred to in subclause (1) as if it were a proposal under this Act.
4. Winding-up of Nomenclature Board
On the commencement day, the Nomenclature Board is wound up.
Unless the context or subject matter of a document otherwise requires, on and after the commencement day a reference in the document to the Nomenclature Board is taken, where appropriate, to be or to include a reference to the Panel.
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