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Assented bills (1952)

This list contains assented bills introduced since 1856. LA means the Legislative Assembly, and LC means the Legislative Council.

Historic bills assented before 1893 may not be available via year filtering. If you cannot find what you are looking for, please check the alphabetic filters or find your bill via All Bills.
Act Number Bill Title Origin Status House
20 of 1952 Appropriation Bill 1952 LA LA
32 of 1952 Bellingen Cemetery Bill 1952 LA LA
18 of 1952 Bookmakers (Taxation) Amendment Bill 1952 LA LA
48 of 1952 Bursaries (Validation) Bill 1952 LA LA
37 of 1952 City of Sydney Loan Authorisation Bill 1952 LA LA
26 of 1952 Closer Settlement (Maryvale Estate) Bill 1952 LA LA
52 of 1952 Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill 1952 LA LA
49 of 1952 Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
2 of 1952 Copyright (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
38 of 1952 Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
22 of 1952 Crown Lands (Conditional Purchase and Homestead Farm Transfer) Bill 1952 LA LA
44 of 1952 Crown Lands (Special Leases) Amendment Bill 1952 LA LA
46 of 1952 Damage by Aircraft Bill 1952 LA LA
40 of 1952 Farm Produce Agents (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
23 of 1952 Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
28 of 1952 General Loan Account (Expenditure Validation) Bill 1952 LA LA
56 of 1952 General Loan Account Appropriation Bill 1952 LA LA
59 of 1952 Government Railways (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
3 of 1952 Height of Buildings (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
5 of 1952 Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
36 of 1952 Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Further Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
12 of 1952 Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
6 of 1952 Inflammable Liquid (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
57 of 1952 Kosciusko State Park (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
55 of 1952 Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
29 of 1952 Library (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
60 of 1952 Library and Art Gallery (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
13 of 1952 Local Government (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
53 of 1952 Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
31 of 1952 Lunacy (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
14 of 1952 Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
7 of 1952 Mining (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
50 of 1952 Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
16 of 1952 Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
45 of 1952 Parramatta Park (War Memorial) Bill 1952 LA LA
8 of 1952 Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
47 of 1952 Phillip Street, Sydney, Land Lease Bill 1952 LA LA
54 of 1952 Poisons Bill 1952 LA LA
34 of 1952 Potato Growers Licensing (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
1 of 1952 Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
9 of 1952 Prisons Bill 1952 LA LA
10 of 1952 Public Health (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
33 of 1952 Public Works (Declaratory) Bill 1952 LA LA
30 of 1952 Queen Victoria Building Site Bill 1952 LA LA
19 of 1952 Racing Taxation (Betting Tax) Bill 1952 LA LA
25 of 1952 Royal Blind Society of New South Wales Bill 1952 LA LA
27 of 1952 Soil Conservation and Hunter Valley Conservation Trust (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
11 of 1952 St. Luke's Hospital Bill 1952 LA LA
41 of 1952 Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
21 of 1952 State Tileworks (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
43 of 1952 Superannuation (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
58 of 1952 Timber Marketing (Amendment) (No 2) 1952 LA LA
17 of 1952 Totalizator (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
39 of 1952 Transport (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
15 of 1952 Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill 1952 LA LA
24 of 1952 Transport (Division of Functions) Further Amendment Bill 1952 LA LA
51 of 1952 University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
4 of 1952 Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA
35 of 1952 Warragamba Catchment Area Cemeteries Bill 1952 LA LA
42 of 1952 Water (Amendment) Bill 1952 LA LA

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