New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 72

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 72

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Parliamentary Summary

Bills Assented To

Government Bills

7 May 1991

Bill Name	Assent No.
Broadcasting Amendment	21
Employment Contracts	22
Apprenticeship Amendment	23
Area Health Boards Amendment	24
Equal Pay Amendment	25
Holidays Amendment	26
Minimum Wage Amendment	27
Parental Leave and Employment Protection Amendment	28
Police Amendment	29
Shipping and Seamen Amendment	30
State Sector Amendment	31
Union Representatives Education Leave Amendment	32
Wages Protection Amendment	33

Bills Introduced

Government Bills

(Minister/Member in Charge Shown in Parenthesis)

9 May 1991

Bill Name	Referred to Select Committee
Electoral Amendment Bill (Hon. D. A. M. Graham)	Electoral Law Reform
New Zealand Tourism Board Bill (Hon. John Banks)	Commerce and Marketing
Government Superannuation Fund Amendment (No. 2) Bill (Hon. Wyatt Creech)	Finance and Expenditure
Transport (Local Authority Works and Services) Bill (Hon. Rob Storey)	Communications and Road Safety
Local Government Law Reform Bill (Hon. Warren Cooper)	Internal Affairs and Local Government

Summary of Bills Introduced

Electoral Amendment

This Bill affects the composition and procedures of the Representation Commission constituted under section 15 of the Electoral Act 1956.

Government Superannuation Fund Amendment (No. 2)

This Bill defers for 1 year the closure of entry to the superannuation scheme provided for in Part IIA of the Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 (i.e., the general scheme for persons employed in the Government Service).

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📰 Availability of the New Zealand Gazette

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🏛️ Parliamentary Summary

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🏛️ Government Bills Assented To

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Dated7 May 1991
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Hon. D. A. M. Graham
Hon. John Banks
Hon. Wyatt Creech
Hon. Rob Storey
Hon. Warren Cooper

🏛️ Summary of Bills Introduced

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