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Constitution of Western Australia Bill 1997
Bill No.
61
Synopsis
The Bill seeks to overcome the worst deficiencies of the Constitution of Western Australia. It consolidates the
Constitution Act 1889
and the
Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899
into one Act. It re-orders the sections of these Acts so that they are arranged in five parts - Preliminary, the Parliament, the Executive Government, the Judiciary and Local Government - and further arranged by division. Obsolete sections of the 1889 and 1899 Acts are discharged.
Private Members Bill introduced by Hon. John Alexander Cowdell MLC
Status
Referred to Standing Committee on Legislation 09/09/1998
This Act comes into operation on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent
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Introduced
10/15/1997
First Reading
10/15/1997
Second Reading
10/15/1997
Second Reading Speech
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Referred to Standing Committee on Legislation
11/13/1997
Reinstated to the stage reached in the previous Session
08/13/1998
Referred to Standing Committee on Legislation
09/09/1998