Legislation Committees from 1856

Legislation committees are a specific type of select committee, each one set up to consider a particular Bill. They usually only occur in the Legislative Assembly; although the Upper House occasionally appoints select committees into Bills, they are not called legislation committees.

Legislation Committees were introduced during the 50th Parliament (1991 - 1994), as part of the 'Memorandum of Agreement' between the minority Government and the three Independents. They are, in effect, select committees on particular Bills before the House.

PRS 380.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon he Natural Resources Management Council Bills	1992
PRS 386.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the Defamation Bill	1992 - 1994
PRS 387.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the Forestry (Amendment) Bill	1992 - 1993
PRS 460.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the Local Government Bills	1992
PRS 466.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the South-East Forests Protection Bill	1992
PRS 470.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the National Parks and Wildlife (Aboriginal Ownership) Amendment Bill	1991 - 1992
PRS 480.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the Endangered and Other Threatened Species Bill	1994
PRS 485.LA	Records of the Legislation Committee upon the Government Publicity Control Bill	1992 - 1993

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