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COURT PROCEDURES REGULATION 2004 (NO 63 OF 2004)
2004
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR
THE
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
Court
Procedures Regulation 2004
Subordinate Law SL2004-63
Circulated by the authority of
Jon Stanhope MLA
Attorney
General
The Crown Proceedings Act 1992 provides that the regulations may
declare a law to be a ‘corresponding law’. The Act then binds the
ACT to the ‘corresponding laws’. The Crown Proceedings
Regulation 1993 provide that the legislation governing crown proceedings in
the Northern Territory, South Australia and Tasmania are declared to be
‘corresponding laws’.
The Crown Proceedings Act 1992
has been consolidated into the Court Procedures Act 2004. To ensure
that the ‘corresponding laws’ remain declared, this regulation
remakes the Crown Proceedings Regulation 1993.
Section 1 – Name of regulation – provides that the
regulation is the Court Procedures Regulation 2004.
Section 2 –
Commencement – provides that the regulation commences on the day the
Court Procedures Act 2004 commences.
Section 3 – Notes
– provides that notes included in the Regulation are only
explanatory.
Section 4 – Corresponding law – Act,
s20, def corresponding law – provides that the legislation governing
crown proceedings in the Northern Territory, South Australia and Tasmania are
declared to be ‘corresponding laws’.