Commonwealth Arrangements Act 1900 No 50 An Act to provide for the making of arrangements with the Government of the Commonwealth for the use and occupation of Government House and the Governor's residence at Moss Vale and certain public buildings; to authorise public officers of this Colony to act for the Commonwealth; to enable officers of the Commonwealth to act in any public office in this Colony; to authorise the performance of work or services or the supply of articles for the Commonwealth; to provide for the making of arrangements as to such matters; and for purposes consequent on or incidental thereto. 1 Name of Act This Act may be cited as the Commonwealth Arrangements Act 1900. 2 Power to permit use of Government House and public buildings Subject to such terms and conditions as may be deemed expedient, the Governor may, by agreement with the Governor-General for the Commonwealth or otherwise, make arrangements: (a) for the use and occupation, by the Governor-General, of the Government House, Sydney, and the Governor's residence at Moss Vale, and (b) for the use and occupation by officers of the Commonwealth and the public for the purpose of transacting Commonwealth business of any part of any public building not used exclusively in connection with any department of the public service transferred to the Commonwealth. 3 Temporary assistance by public service Notwithstanding anything contained in any Act, it shall be lawful for any officer of the public service of New South Wales (other than a responsible Minister of the Crown) with the consent of the Governor to temporarily act within or without the Colony in any office or capacity in which he may be required to act for or on behalf of the Government of the Commonwealth. 4 Service in Commonwealth not to disqualify for State service The fact that any person is an officer of the Commonwealth shall not disqualify him from also executing the duties of any office in the public service of New South Wales. 5 Arrangement for performance of Commonwealth duties by officer not transferred Where an officer of the public service of New South Wales who is not transferred to the public service of the Commonwealth performs some duties for the Government of the Commonwealth, it shall be lawful for the Governor, by agreement with the Governor-General or otherwise, to make arrangements for determining: (a) the rate of payment to be made by the Government of the Commonwealth for the services performed for the Commonwealth by such officer, and (b) any matters which may require to be adjusted with regard to the performance of such duties by such officer. 6 Arrangement for performance of work or services and supply of articles to Government of Commonwealth It shall be lawful for the Governor at the request of the Governor-General to authorise and cause any work or services to be performed or any articles to be supplied for or for the use of the Government of the Commonwealth; and the Governor, by agreement with the Governor-General or otherwise, may make arrangements for determining: (a) the rate of payment to be made by the Government of the Commonwealth for the performance of such work or services or the supply of such articles, and (b) any matters which may require to be adjusted with regard to the performance of such work or services or the supply of such articles.