[no bill text published] Tribunal Now Handles Unit Title Matters and Several Old Laws Abolished
Statute Law Revision and Repeals Bill 2025
Introduced by: Marie-Clare Boothby (CLP)
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Effects of this bill
If this bill passes, it means that:
The law no longer lists aiding, abetting, or conspiracy as specific ancillary offences for agricultural and veterinary chemical violations.
The Tribunal replaces the Court for certain matters under the Real Property (Unit Titles) Act.
Building certifiers must issue building notices in accordance with prescribed requirements.
The Lands Acquisition Regulations 1979 are repealed.
The Crown Lands (Commonage) Regulations 1946 are repealed.
The definition of Commonwealth administrative laws is updated for agricultural and veterinary chemical regulations.
The Lands Acquisition Regulations 1979 and the Crown Lands (Commonage) Regulations 1946 are abolished.
The Tribunal now handles matters under the Real Property (Unit Titles) Act 1975 that were previously handled by the Court.
Building certifiers are no longer required to provide building notices under the Competition Policy Reform (Northern Territory) Act 1996.
The Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Northern Territory) Act 1994 no longer includes specific rules for people who help, encourage, or plot to commit offences under the Act.
The Gene Technology (Northern Territory) Act 2004 now defines Commonwealth administrative laws to include the Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024 (Cth).
Several old or unused laws are abolished, including the Summary Offences Amendment Act 1990 and the Criminal Code Amendment Act 1990.