Public Notaries Act 1997 – Section 9A – Provisions Applying to the Admission Rules

For rules that are made by the Admissions Board under section 9 to be binding on members of the notarial profession, they must be promulgated in the same way that provisions of any legislative instrument and promulgated. This means that they must be published in the Government Gazette and the legislative provisions relating to the tabling of notices of statutory rules and disallowance of statutory rules (under sections 40 and 41, respectively, of the Interpretation Act 1987) also apply to rules made under section 9 of the Public Notaries Act 1997 (NSW).

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The explanatory information published here is based on reprint No. 1 (9/5/’06) of the Public Notaries Act 1997 (NSW) as in force at 17/7/’09. This short article is published for general knowledge purposes only and is not to be interpreted as formal or final legal advice. This short article is copyright to the writer.