by Desk Editor on Wednesday, December 9, 2015 — 4:56 PM
The Statutes Amendment Bill has passed its first reading unopposed and been referred to the Government Administration Committee.
This Statutes Amendment Bill consists entirely of amendments to Acts and is therefore an omnibus Bill that may be introduced by virtue of Standing Order 262(1)(f).
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