Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated ActsWHEREAS, a Bill intituled The Constitution Act Amendment Bill of 1921 was,
during the session of the Parliament holden in the year 1921, passed by the
legislature, and which Bill was, pursuant to the provisions of the Australian
States Constitution Act 1907 reserved for the signification of His Majesty’s
pleasure.
And whereas the assent of His Majesty (whom God may long preserve!) to the
said Bill was proclaimed on the 12th year of His Majesty’s reign on 23 March
1922, and on the Bill becoming an Act by virtue of such assent, such Act was
intituled the Constitution Act Amendment Act 1922 , and was numbered No. 32 of
such 12th year of His Majesty’s reign, and which Act is and forms part of
the Constitution of Queensland.
And whereas, pursuant to such Act, the Legislative Council was abolished.
And whereas the Parliament of Queensland (or, as sometimes called, the
Legislature of Queensland), has since the year 1922 been constituted by His
Majesty the King and the Legislative Assembly in Parliament assembled, and is
so presently constituted.
And whereas it is desirable that no other legislative body (whether called the
‘Legislative Council,’ or by any other name or designation, in addition to
the Legislative Assembly) should be restored, or constituted, or established,
except subject to the provisions hereinafter set forth.