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9 Functions
The Solicitor‑General —
(a)
may act as counsel for the Crown in right of the State and for any other body or person for whom the Attorney General requests him to act, and may perform such other duties of counsel as the Attorney General directs; and
(b)
may exercise, subject to this Act, any powers and functions conferred on the Solicitor‑General by any Act of the State or the Commonwealth, whether passed before or after the coming into operation of this Act.
[Section 9 amended: No. 57 of 1997 s. 112(2).]
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