Queensland EDUCATION (CONSULTATION ON CURRICULUM) REPEAL BILL 1993 Section 1 Short title ...... 2 Definitions ..... 4 Annual report .. . 6 Expiry of this Act Queensland EDUCATION (CONSULTATION ON CURRICULUM) REPEAL BILL 1993 TABLE OF PROVISIONS Transfer of property and liabilities of Council to Corporation........... Repeal of Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Act 1988........... A BILL FOR An Act to repeal the Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Act 1988, and for related purposes Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal BE IT ENACTED by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows. Short title Clausel. This Act may be cited as the Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal Act 1993. Definitions Clause2. In this Act— "Corporation" means the Minister for Education of Queensland, the corporation sole established under the Education (General Provisions) Act 1989. "Council" means the Ministerial Consultative Council on Curriculum established under the Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Act 1988; Transfer of property and liabilities of Council to Corporation Clause3. On the commencement of this Act— (a) all property and liabilities of the Council become the property and liabilities of the Corporation; and (b) areference in a document to the Council is taken to be a reference to the Corporation; and (c) the Corporation is substituted as a party for the Council in all pending and existing proceedings to which the Council becomes or is a party. Annual report Clause4. Section 33 of the Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Act 1988 continues to apply to the period 1 January 1992 to 31 December 1992 even though the Act is repealed by this Act. 11 1316 18 20 2226 Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal Repeal of Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Act 1988 Clause5. The Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Act 1988 is repealed. Expiry of this Act Clause6. This Act expires 1 month from the day it commences. © State of Queensland 1993