Statutory
Rule |
Minister |
Issue |
SR 41 – Supreme Court
(Fees) Further Amendment |
Attorney-General |
Possible breach of
sub-section 21(1)(h) – inconsistent with principles of justice and fairness |
SR 42 – County Court
(Court Fees) Further Amendment |
Attorney-General |
Possible breach of
sub-section 21(1)(h) – inconsistent with principles of justice and fairness |
SR 43 –
Magistrates’ Court (Fees, Costs and Charges) Further Amendment |
Attorney-General |
Possible breach of
sub-section 21(1)(h) – inconsistent with principles of justice and fairness |
SR 7 – Subordinate
Legislation (Pathology Services (Exempted Tests) Regulations 1990 – Extension of
Operation) |
Planning |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 8 – Subordinate
Legislation (Pathology Services Accreditation (General) Regulations 1990 – Extension
of Operation) |
Planning |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 12 – Environment
Protection (Purchase and Sale of Products Containing Ozone-depleting substances)
Regulations 1990 – Extension of Operation) |
Environment &
Conservation |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 16 – Subordinate
Legislation (Health Prescribed Accommodation) Regulations 1990 – Extension of
Operation) |
Planning |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 17 – Subordinate
Legislation (Health (Infectious Diseases) Regulations 1990 – Extension of Operation) |
Planning |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 18 – Subordinate
Legislation (Health (Brothels) Regulations 1990 – Extension of Operation) |
Planning |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 19 – Subordinate
Legislation (Accident Compensation Regulations 1990 – Extension of Operation) |
WorkCover |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 21 – Subordinate
Legislation (Local Government Regulations 1990 – Extension of Operation) |
WorkCover |
Failure to specify special
circumstances for 12 months extension under sub-section 5(3). |
SR 38 – Water
(Permanent Transfer of Water Rights) (Amendment) |
Environment &
Conservation |
Failure to specify reasons
under section 9 and failure to date certificates |
SR 68 – Zoological
Parks and Gardens (Administration) (Charges) |
Environment &
Conservation |
Failure to specify reasons
under section 9 and failure to date certificates |
SR 2 – Administration
and Probate (Deposit of Wills) (Fees) (Amendment) |
Planning |
Fee increase outside
Treasurer’s rate but technically valid because rounded to nearest whole dollar under
sub-section 8(2). Increase falls outside spirit of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994.
|
SR 25 – Architects
(Amendment) |
Planning |
Analysis of competition
principles not in accordance with Guiding Legislative Principle and instead simply repeats
the contents of the regulation impact statement. |
SR 30 – Gas Safety
(Gas Appeals Board) |
Treasurer |
Whether fees for appeals
set at affordable levels. Seeking feedback on the number of appeal applications. |
SR 28 – Fisheries
(Scallop) |
Energy & Resources |
Avoidance of scrutiny by
including new conditions in the licence instead of incorporating them in the Regulations |
SR 48 – Country Fire
Authority (Amendment) |
Police & Emergency
Services |
Exemption certificate
incorrectly states section under which it was made. Also no consultation certificate. |
SR 57 – (Health Exempt
Businesses) |
Health |
Exemption under sub-section
9(1)(a). No consultation certificate. |
SR 66 – Forests
(Miscellaneous) |
Environment &
Conservation |
Failure to consult with
environmental groups.
Level and notification of penalties.
Notification of public of special camping restrictions.
Availability of Guidelines concerning the auction and tender of forest
produce. |
SR 94 – Subdivision
(Permit and Certification Fees) |
Planning |
Breadth of consultation and
clarification of circumstances in which councils will exercise their discretion to
"waive or rebate" certain fees under the Regulations. |
SR 95 – Road Safety
(Road Rules) (Road Rules Modification No. 1) |
Transport |
Modification of uniform
legislation – request for clarification of impact on uniform road rules. |
SR 105 – Subdivision
(Body Corporate) (Interim) Regulations 2000 |
Planning |
Use of Premier’s
certificate to obtain additional extension of time and enactment of Interim Regulations
with some significant changes. Uncertain where adequate notification to community of these
changes. |
SR 110 – Building
(Fees) |
Planning |
Failure of RIS to consider
alternatives as required by sub-section 10(1)(c) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994. |
SR 111 – Education |
Education |
Advice as to whether
evidence of immunisation is required to be presented to schools prior to the admission of
children. |
SR 119 – County Court
(Chapter 1 Amendment No. 3) Rules |
Attorney-General |
Second significant increase
in party/party costs in civil proceedings in the County Court within six months. |
SR 120 – Supreme Court
(Chapter 1 Amendment No. 15) Rules |
Attorney-General |
Second significant increase
in party/party costs in civil proceedings in the Supreme Court within six months |
SR 130 – Control of
Weapons |
Police & Emergency
Services |
Guidance concerning the
definition of acoustic anti-personnel devices. Unclear about why these weapons have been
associated with chemical defence sprays and electrical discharge devices. Explanation as
to why these devices included on Prohibited Weapons List. |
SR 133 –
Magistrates’ Court Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 6) Rules |
Attorney-General |
Second significant increase
in party/party costs in civil proceedings in the Magistrates’ Court within six months |
SR 135- Victims of Crime
Assistance (Special Financial Assistance) |
Attorney-General |
Regulations excepted under
sub-section 8(1)(b) – should more appropriately have been exempted under 9(1)(c)
– as fundamentally declaratory. |