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REFERENDUM (MACHINERY PROVISIONS) ACT 1984 - SECT 105

Notice of petition

  (1)   Where a petition of the kind referred to in section   100 is filed by the Commonwealth, the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth shall notify the Attorneys - General of the several States, the Attorney - General of the Australian Capital Territory, the Attorney - General of the Northern Territory and the Electoral Commission of the filing of the petition.

  (2)   Where a petition of the kind referred to in section   100 is filed by a State, the Attorney - General of that State shall notify the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth, the Attorneys - General of the other States, the Attorney - General of the Australian Capital Territory, the Attorney - General of the Northern Territory and the Electoral Commission of the filing of the petition.

  (2A)   Where a petition of the kind referred to in section   100 is filed by the Australian Capital Territory, the Attorney - General of the Territory must notify the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth, the Attorneys - General of the several States, the Attorney - General of the Northern Territory and the Electoral Commission of the filing of the petition.

  (3)   Where a petition of the kind referred to in section   100 is filed by the Northern Territory, the Attorney - General of the Northern Territory shall notify the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth, the Attorneys - General of the several States, the Attorney - General of the Australian Capital Territory and the Electoral Commission of the filing of the petition.

  (4)   Where a petition of the kind referred to in section   102 is filed by the Electoral Commission, the Electoral Commissioner shall notify the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth, the Attorneys - General of the several States, the Attorney - General of the Australian Capital Territory and the Attorney - General of the Northern Territory of the filing of the petition.



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