Crimes and Courts Legislation Amendment Bill 2006

An Act to make miscellaneous amendments to legislation relating to crimes, courts and other matters.

Key details

Type:
Government
Origin:
Legislative Assembly
Status:
Assented on Wed 29 November 2006
Introduced by:
Debus, Bob (Della Bosca, John)
Gazette publication:
Government Gazette No. 175, 8/12/2006, p. 10385.
Act number:
107 of 2006

Documents

Statements of public interest tabled in the Legislative Council can be found under 'Bill Attachments'.

Hansard

Hansard includes speeches and debates on the Bill in both Houses.

Second reading speeches

Legislative Assembly

Legislative Council

Amendments

Members can lodge amendments to Bills that are considered in their House. If a House is not listed, no amendments were lodged by members in that House. Amendments that are agreed to in one House are sent to the other House for agreement.

Amendments Agreed To

Progress

The tables below show the progress of the Bill through both Houses, including information on assent. If a House is not listed, the Bill did not pass the originating House.

Legislative Assembly

Initially introduced in the Legislative Assembly

Introduced by Debus, Bob
Introduced Fri 27 October 2006
First Reading Fri 27 October 2006
2R Speech Fri 27 October 2006
Second Reading Wed 15 November 2006
Third Reading Wed 15 November 2006
Date Passed LA Wed 15 November 2006
Legislative Council
Member with carriage Della Bosca, John
Introduced Tue 15 November 2005
First Reading Wed 15 November 2006
2R Speech Tue 21 November 2006
Second Reading Tue 21 November 2006
Date Committed Tue 21 November 2006
Reported Tue 21 November 2006
Report Adopted Tue 21 November 2006
Third Reading Tue 21 November 2006
Passed with amdts Tue 21 November 2006
Returned to LA Tue 21 November 2006
Assent information
Passed parliament Wed 22 November 2006
LA sent to governor Tue 28 November 2006
Assented Wed 29 November 2006

Legislation review digest

See Legislation Review Digest No.16 of 2006 for an examination of this Bill by the Legislation Review Committee.

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