Border Duties Act 1876 (SA)

ANNO TRICESIRIO ISONO ET QUADRAGESIMO

VICTORIB REGINE.

No. 51.

An Act to cruthorixe the making of a Convention between South

Australia and New South Wales with reference to Border Duties, and the continuance o f the Convcntio?zs validated by

b t The Border Duties Act 1873."

[Assented to, 17th November, 1'876.1

XIEREAS the period for which the conventions validated by Preamble.

W "The Border Duties Act of 1873" werr made has lately	cxphed: Aid whereas it is desirable to authorize tllc making of a
fresh convention in lieu thercof, and the continuance of the said convention until such fresh convention shall come into operation--BC
it therefore Enacted by the Governor of the Province of South Aus-
tralia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly of the said Province, in t,his present Parliament assembled, as follows:

to New Sonth Wales, and provision may be made for increasing or Wale&

diminishing the said sum in any specified events.

3. The

1. I t shall be lawful for any two Members of the Executive Two members of

Council, acting for and on behalf of South Australia, to make and	Executive may make
enter into a convention with any Ilmsons acting for and on behalf of New South Wales, for the purpose of enablmg all or any goods, including live stock, to be imported from South Australia into New South Wales, and from New South Wales into South Australia, across thch ~espective Borders or Boundaries, withont the payment of any Customs duties or other charges.

2. I t may be stipulated by such convention that during the Conventionmay stipu1ate:for sum tn

continuance thereof a certain sum shall be paid by South Australia be paid to New ~ ~ ~ f i

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Stipulations which	3.	The	said	c o n v e n t i ~ ~	may contain such stipulations as the
may be inserted in

convention. persons making the same s l d l decm desirable for effecting the purposes thereof, and in particular, if the persons making the same shall think fit, may contain provisions similar to thosc containcd in the conventions validated by The Border Duties Act, 1873," or regulating the like matters.

Period ~nvention* 4. The said convcntion may be made for a period not exceeding three years from the date thereof, and therc may be inserted in such convention any stipulations enabling either party to determine the convention before the expiration of the period for which the same shall be originally made.

Alteration or deter-

mination of conven-	5. The said convention may be altered or determined by the Governor, with the consent of any persons acting f o ~ and on behalf of New South Wales, but save as aforesaid, or as may be provided for by the said convcntion, the said convention shall not be liable t o alteration or determination.
tion.
Copy of conventian
and alterations to be	6. A copy of the said convention, and of every alteration thereof, shall be published in the Gwemment Gazette; and the said conven- tion, and all alterations thcreof, shall have the force of law, and thc operation of all la~vs and regulations in anywise repugnant thereto, so far as the same shall be repugnant thereto, shall be suspended, so long as thc said convention, or any altcrution thereof shdl continue in force; and thc Treasurer of the Province, during thc continuance of the said conventicn, or any alteration tlwreof? shall pay such sums as may become payable thereto, in manGei. appointed thereby, and a copy of every convention made under the authority of this Act shall be laid bufore both Houscs of Parliament, within fourteen days after the same shall lmvc been entered into, if Par- liament shall then be in Session, otherwise within fourteen days after the commencement of its next Session.
published.

Detcmination of 7. I n the event of the determination of the said convention, before

hewn by Pmrlama- the expiration of the period for which the same shall be originally	convention to be made
tion. made, such determination shall be niade known by Proclaination published in the Government Gazette.
Conventions validated S. Until the convention to be made ywsi~ant to this Act shall
by " The Border Duties Act of 15,3,, come into operation, it shall be lawful for the Governor to make any
may be continued. arrangement with any person or persons acting for and on behalf of New South Wales for continuing thc conventions valiriated by .'The Border Duties Act of 1873 ; " and every such arrangement, and all arrangements heretofore made fbr such purpose shall have the force of law; and the Treasurer shall pay all such sums as may have heretofore, or may hereafter bccomc payable in pursuance of any such arrangement.

9. The

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9. The Governor may make orders for carrying this Act into Chders.

effect.

10. This Act may be cited as The Border Duties Act, 1876."

In the name and on behalf of IIer Majesty, I hereby

assent to this Bill.

A. MUSGRAVE, Governor.

Adelaide : By authority, W. C. Cox, Goyarnment Printer, North-terrace.