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CLAUSE NOTES
Commercial Arbitration (Consequential Amendments)
Bill 2010
Clause 1: sets out the name (also called the short title) of the
proposed Act.
Clause 2: provides for the commencement of the proposed
Act on a day to be appointed by proclamation.
Clause 3: clarifies that amendments made to subordinate
legislation by the Act do not prevent that subordinate
legislation from subsequently being amended or rescinded by
any subsequent subordinate legislation.
Clause 4: as the bill amends existing legislation only, the Bill
will automatically be repealed after 90 days.
Clause 5: provides that the legislation specified in Schedule 1
is amended as provided in that Schedule
Schedule 1
The following Acts and Regulation have had references to the
Commercial Arbitration Act 1986 removed and replaced with
references to the Commercial Arbitration Act 2010. There have
also been minor technical amendments made to these Acts to
ensure that the language used in relation to commercial
arbitration (eg arbitral tribunal rather than arbitrator) is
consistent with the provisions of the Commercial Arbitration Act
2010.
Anglican Church of Australia Act 1973 s.16(1)(a)(i)
Archives Act 1983 s.13 ss.(6)(b) & (7)
Associations Incorporation (Model Rules) Regulations
2007
Boundary Fences Act 1908 ss26 & 35
Burial and Cremation Act 2002 ss.23(4), 29(3), 31(4)
Decimal Currency Act 1965 s.2(c)
Florentine Valley Paper Industry Act 1935 ss3 &26A
Land Acquisition Act 1993 ss.3, 83(3)(c) &42(1)(b)
Nature Conservation Act ss.40(3), 42(3), 43(1)(b)
Rail Infrastructure Act ss.21(7)(c), 25(3) & (4)
Supreme Court Civil Procedure Act 1932 ss26(1) &27(4)
Threatened Species Protection Act 1995 s.47(2)
Valuation of Land Act 2001 s.32(1)
War Service Land Settlement Act 1950 s.69(2)
Water Management Act 1999 ss. 22(2), 89(2), 116(3), 118(1) &
(2)(b), 178(4)(b) & (c), 280F(4)