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199 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND REGIONAL SERVICES Additional National Principle under s. 6(4) of the Amendment 55 (Office Reail and Community Local Government (Financial Assistance) Act 1995 Facility Uses (Block 16 Section 28 City Australian (LGFA/1995-1) National University) under s. 6 of the Australian [F2006L00517] Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management) Act 1988 Local Government (Financial Assistance) Act 1995 [F2006L03008] Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Made 07/02/2006 Management ) Act 1988 Tabled 28/02/2006 S 27/02/2006 HR Made 06/09/2006 Specifies an additional principle to be Summary Tabled 11/09/2006 S 11/09/2006 HR used for the purpose of allocating general purpose grants among local Summary Amends the range of uses permitted on government bodies. Block 16 Section 28 City of the National Capital Plan. Amendment 52 (Zoo Expansion (Part Block 1502 Belconnen)) under s. 6 of the Australian Capital Amendment 56 (The Griffin Legacy — Principles Territory (Planning and Land Management Act and Policies) under s. 6 of the Australian Capital 1988 Territory (Planning and Land Management Act [F2006L01820] 1988 Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land [F2006L03950] Management ) Act 1988 Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management ) Act 1988 Made 31/05/2006 Tabled 14/06/2006 S 14/06/2006 HR Made 30/11/2006 Tabled 06/12/2006 S 06/12/2006 HR Summary Specifies amendments to the National Capital Plan. Summary Amends the National Capital Plan to include The Griffin Legacy - Principles and Policies concerning the Central National Area. Amendment 54 (Parliamentary Zone (Section 55 Parkes)) under s. 6 of the Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management) Act 1988 [F2006L03001] Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management ) Act 1988 Made 05/09/2006 Tabled 07/09/2006 S 07/09/2006 HR Summary Amends the range of uses permitted in Section 55 Parkes on the Parliamentary Zone of the National Capital Plan. 2006 DELEGATED LEGISLATION MONITOR 200 Amendment 59 (City Hill Precinct) under s. 6 of Applied Laws (Implementation) Amendment the Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Ordinance 2006 (No. 1) Land Management Act 1988 [F2006L03261] [F2006L03952] Christmas Island Act 1958 Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management ) Act 1988 Made 04/10/2006 Tabled 10/10/2006 S 09/10/2006 HR Made 30/11/2006 Tabled 06/12/2006 S 06/12/2006 HR Summary Provides that the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1973 of Western Australia Summary Amends the National Capital Plan to is a law of the Territory of Christmas include policies concerning the City Island. Hill Precinct. Applied Laws (Implementation) Amendment Amendment 60 (Constitution Avenue) under s. 6 of Ordinance 2006 (No. 1) the Australian Capital Territory (Planning and [F2006L03262] Land Management Act 1988 Cocos (Keeling) Islands Act 1955 [F2006L03955] Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Made 04/10/2006 Management ) Act 1988 Tabled 10/10/2006 S 09/10/2006 HR Made 30/11/2006 Summary Provides that the Motor Vehicle Tabled 06/12/2006 S 06/12/2006 HR Dealers Act 1973 of Western Australia is a law of the Territory of the Cocos Summary Amends the National Capital Plan to (Keeling) Islands. include policies concerning Constitution Avenue. Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Amendment Regulations 2006 (No. 1) Amendment 61 (West Basin) under s. 6 of the Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 39 Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land [F2006L00453] Management Act 1988 [F2006L03970] Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Act 1988 Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management ) Act 1988 Made 15/02/2006 Tabled 27/02/2006 S 27/02/2006 HR Made 30/11/2006 Tabled 06/12/2006 S 06/12/2006 HR Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to remove restrictions on the power of the Summary Amends the National Capital Plan to Australian Capital Territory Legislative include policies concerning the West Assembly to make laws with respect to Basin area of Lake Burley Griffin. corporations matters. 2006 DELEGATED LEGISLATION MONITOR 201 Aviation Transport Security Amendment Aviation Transport Security Amendment Regulations 2005 (No. 5) Regulations 2006 (No. 2) Select Legislative Instrument 2005 No. 320 Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 45 [F2005L04098] [F2006L00654] Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 Made 15/12/2005 Made 02/03/2006 Tabled 07/02/2006 S 07/02/2006 HR Tabled 27/03/2006 S 27/03/2006 HR Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to insert a definition of the term provide for matters relating to the 'imprisonment', amend various assessment of a person's criminal provisions relating to the issue of history certificate in relation to the aviation security identification cards issuing of an Aviation Security and the conduct of security and Identification Card. background checks, and to make other technical amendments. Aviation Transport Security Amendment Regulations 2006 (No. 3) Aviation Transport Security Amendment Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 100 Regulations 2006 (No. 1) [F2006L01457] Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 40 [F2006L00564] Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 Made 08/05/2006 Tabled 13/06/2006 S 11/05/2006 HR Made 15/02/2006 Tabled 27/02/2006 S 27/02/2006 HR Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to permit the Secretary of the Department Summary Amend Regulation 9.01 of the of Transport and Regional Services to Principal Regulations, concerning the assess the criminal history records of making of threats regarding aviation certain persons who hold an Aviation security. Security Identification Card, authorise the disclosure of personal information about those persons, authorise the cancellation of a Card under certain circumstances, and provide for related matters. 2006 DELEGATED LEGISLATION MONITOR 202 Aviation Transport Security Amendment Civil Aviation Amendment Regulations 2005 Regulations 2006 (No. 4) (No. 4) Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 224 Select Legislative Instrument 2005 No. 321 [F2006L02777] [F2005L04039] Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 Civil Aviation Act 1988 Made 24/08/2006 Made 15/12/2005 Tabled 04/09/2006 S 04/09/2006 HR Tabled 07/02/2006 S 07/02/2006 HR Summary Amend provisions in the Principal Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to Regulations concerning the form of provide for a new certification category Aviation Security Identification Cards of aircraft known as Light Sport and concerning transition provisions. Aircraft. Aviation Transport Security Amendment Civil Aviation Amendment Regulations 2006 Regulations 2006 (No. 5) (No. 1) Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 320 Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 184 [F2006L03921] [F2006L02309] Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 Civil Aviation Act 1988 Made 30/11/2006 Made 13/07/2006 Tabled 05/12/2006 S 04/12/2006 HR Tabled 08/08/2006 S 08/08/2006 HR Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to Summary Remove certain regulations concerning prescribe one type of airside event zone Airborne Collision Avoidance System and one type of landside event zone, training from the Principal Regulations. and to prescribe requirements and offences in relation to these zones. Civil Aviation (Fees) Amendment Regulations 2005 (No. 2) Christmas Island (Courts) Amendment Select Legislative Instrument 2005 No. 322 Regulations 2006 (No. 1) [F2005L04040] Select Legislative Instrument 2006 No. 225 [F2006L02819] Civil Aviation Act 1988 Christmas Island Act 1958 Made 15/12/2005 Tabled 07/02/2006 S 07/02/2006 HR Made 24/08/2006 Tabled 04/09/2006 S 04/09/2006 HR Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to specify a revised list of services for Summary Amend the Principal Regulations to which fees may be charged by the Civil confer jurisdiction in the Territory of Aviation Safety Authority, and to Christmas Island on the State increase the level of existing fees. Administrative Tribunal of Western Australia, and make other technical amendments. 2006 DELEGATED LEGISLATION MONITOR 203 Civil Aviation Order 100.16 Instrument 2006 Civil Aviation Order 20.2 Amendment Order [F2006L03250] (No. 1) 2006 [F2006L01491] Civil Aviation Act 1988 Civil Aviation Act 1988 Made 26/09/2006 Tabled 09/10/2006 S 09/10/2006 HR Made 08/05/2006 Tabled 13/06/2006 S 22/05/2006 HR Summary Remakes the Principal Order for the purposes of compliance with the Summary Amends provisions in the Principal Legislative Instruments Act 2003. Order concerning the responsibility of pilots to ensure that certain size aircraft have sufficient quantities of fuel before flight. Civil Aviation Order 20.16.3 Amendment Order (No. 1) 2006 [F2006L02063] Civil Aviation Order 20.9 Amendment Order Civil Aviation Act 1988 (No. 1) 2005 [F2006L00094] Made 28/06/2006 Tabled 08/08/2006 S 08/08/2006 HR Civil Aviation Act 1988 Summary Provides a general exemption from the Made 03/01/2006 requirement to carry a cabin attendant Tabled 07/02/2006 S 07/02/2006 HR on Australian manned balloons and hot air airships, subject to certain Summary Amends the Principal Orders to remove conditions. redundant provisions concerning the location of fire extinguishers on fuelling equipment. Civil Aviation Order 20.16.3 Amendment Order (No. 2) 2006 [F2006L03393] Civil Aviation Order 29.11 Amendment Order (No. 1) 2006 Civil Aviation Act 1988 [F2006L01042] Made 09/10/2006 Civil Aviation Act 1988 Tabled 06/11/2006 S 19/10/2006 HR Made 03/04/2006 Summary Amends the
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