Amendments of the Canberra Public Cemetery Regulations (ACT)

The case involved amendments to the Canberra Public Cemetery Regulations 1979, which were made under the Cemeteries Ordinance 1933. The Minister of State for the Capital Territory, Robert James Ellicot, made the amendments to the Regulations. The legal challenge was brought by an individual who argued that the amendments were invalid because they were not properly made under the authority of the Cemeteries Ordinance 1933. The case was heard in the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory. The court was required to determine whether the amendments to the Regulations were validly made under the authority of the Cemeteries Ordinance 1933. The court held that the amendments were validly made and that the Regulations were properly amended. The court found that the Regulations were made under the authority of the Cemeteries Ordinance 1933, and that the amendments were properly made in accordance with the procedures set out in the Ordinance. The court also found that the amendments did not alter the substantive provisions of the Regulations in any significant way, and that the changes were minor and technical in nature. The court dismissed the challenge to the validity of the amendments. The court held that the amendments to the Canberra Public Cemetery Regulations 1979 were validly made under the authority of the Cemeteries Ordinance 1933, and that the Regulations were properly amended. The court dismissed the legal challenge brought by the individual who had argued that the amendments were invalid. The court found that the Regulations were made under the authority of the Cemeteries Ordinance 1933, and that the amendments were properly made in accordance with the procedures set out in the Ordinance. The court also found that the amendments did not alter the substantive provisions of the Regulations in any significant way, and that the changes were minor and technical in nature. The court dismissed the challenge to the validity of the amendments.