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Appendix 2 - Northern Territory (Self-Government) Regulations 1978 (Cth) – Reg 4

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 November 2009

Gerard Carney
Affiliation:
Bond University, Queensland
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Matters in respect of which Ministers of the Territory have executive authority

  1. Subject to subregulations (2) and (4), the Ministers of the Territory are to have executive authority under section 35 of the Act in respect of the following matters:

  1. Remuneration, allowances and other entitlements in respect of services of members of the Legislative Assembly, members of the Executive Council and Ministers of the Territory, including matters in respect of which enactments may be made under section 54 of the Act

  2. Territory insurance

  3. Territory banking

  4. Taxation, including stamp duty

  5. Provision of rural, industrial and home finance credit and assistance

  6. The Public Service of the Territory

  7. Courts (including the procedures of the courts and the remuneration of the judiciary but not including the construction, at Alice Springs, of buildings for use by superior courts)

  8. Legal aid

  9. Maintenance of law and order and the administration of justice

  10. Correctional services

  11. Police

  12. Private law

  13. The legal profession

  14. Administration of estates and trusts

  15. Civil liberties

  16. Inquiries and administrative reviews (including matters relating to a Territory ombudsman)

  17. Markets and marketing

  18. Corporate affairs

  19. Marketable securities

  20. Consumer affairs

  21. Sales and leases of goods, supply of services, and security interests in or over goods

  22. Prices and rent control

  23. Industry (including forestry, fisheries, pastoral, agricultural building and manufacturing)

  24. Regulation of businesses and professions

  25. Tourism

  26. Printing and publishing

  27. Labour relations (including training and apprenticeship and workers' compensation and compulsory insurance or indemnity therefor)

  28. Industrial safety

  29. Mining and minerals (including gases and hydrocarbon fuels)

  30. Land, public and private (including internal waters)

  31. Land use, planning and development

  32. Civil aviation within the Territory

  33. Surface transport regulation (including traffic control, carriers, railways, roads and bridges, vehicle registration and compulsory third party insurance, driver licensing and railway and road safety)

  34. […]

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2006

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