Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) Chapter 4 applies to a member even if the member is a person whose membership of the Assembly was continued under the Constitution of Queensland 2001, section 81.
(2) Section 64(2) applies in relation to circumstances of imprisonment, detention, conviction, bankruptcy, execution of deed of arrangement, acceptance of composition or other event mentioned in the subsection even if they happened, or any act, omission or other circumstance to which they relate happened, before the commencement of the subsection.
(3) Section 66 applies in relation to the paid State appointment mentioned in the section, even if the circumstances of appointment or any of them arose before the commencement of the section.
(4) Section 67 applies in relation to a office holder or deputy of an office holder mentioned in the section, even if the circumstances of appointment or any of them arose before the commencement of the section.
(5) Section 68 applies in relation to a person mentioned in the section, even if the circumstances of membership or appointment mentioned in relation to the person or any of them arose before the commencement of the section.
(6) Section 71(1)—
(a) applies in relation to the transaction of business mentioned in the subsection, even if it is a continuation of the transaction of business started before the commencement of the subsection; and
(b) does not apply to the transaction of business that ended before the commencement of the subsection.
(7) Subject to subsection (6), the Legislative Assembly Act 1867, section 7B continues to apply, despite the repeal of that Act, to the transaction of business and the performance of any duty or service mentioned in the section.
(8) Section 72(1)(i) to (n) applies in relation to circumstances of conviction, imprisonment, bankruptcy, breach of terms of a deed of arrangement or composition, or absence mentioned in the subsection even if they happened, or any act, omission or other circumstance to which they relate happened, before the commencement of the subsection.