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Legislation

Footnotes

1 Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) sch 2.

2 Public Prosecutions Act 1994 (Vic) s 46.

Notes
  • See AGLC rule 3.1.
  • For Acts, the details which must be included are:
    • Title of the Act - Put in italics.
    • Year - Put in italics.
    • Jurisdiction - Use abbreviation and round brackets.
    • Pinpoint - Identify the particular section, paragraph, part, schedule, etc. (See AGLC rule 3.1.4 for the appropriate abbreviations for pinpoint references to Acts.)
Footnotes

1 Competition and Consumer Regulations 2010 (Cth) reg 90.

Notes
  • See AGLC rule 3.4
  • Citation of delegated legislation should follow the same style as for primary legislation.
  • Details which must be included are:
    • Title of the Regulation - Put in italics.
    • Year - Put in italics.
    • Jurisdiction - Use abbreviation and round brackets.
    • Pinpoint - Identify the particular section, paragraph, part, schedule, etc. (See AGLC rules 3.1.4 & 3.4 for the pinpoint reference abbreviations for delegated legislation.)

Footnotes

1 Crimes Amendment (Abolition of Blasphemy) Bill 2019 (Vic).

2 National Integrity Commission Bill 2019 (Cth) cl 50.

Notes
  • See AGLC rule 3.2
  • Bills should be cited in the same ways as Acts (Statutes), except that the title and year of the Bills should not be italicised.
  • The details which must be included are:
    • Title of the Bill
    • Year
    • Jurisdiction - use abbreviation and round brackets
  • Pinpoint - these will most often be to either 'clause' or 'subclause': see AGLC rule 3.1.4 for the appropriate abbreviations.

Footnotes

1 Explanatory Memorandum, Native Title Legislation Amendment Bill 2019 (Cth) [11].

2 Explanatory Statement, Gene Technology Amendment Bill 2017 (ACT).

Notes
  • In some jurisdictions, Explanatory Memoranda are known as Explanatory Statements or Explanatory Notes.
  • The details to be included are:
    • The words "Explanatory Memoranda" (or "Statements" or "Notes" as appropriate.)
    • Title of the Bill
    • Year
    • Jurisdiction
    • Pinpoint - generally to pages or paragraph numbers in accordance with AGLC rule 1.1.6-1.1.7.
  • Note that it is the Bills that is cited, not the resulting Act.