Justices Act Amendment Act of 1924 (15 Geo v No. 6) (Qld)

11030 PART IX.- MISCEL· LANEOUS. s.93. INCOME TAX-JUSTICE.::.. Justices Act Amendment Act. 15 GEO. V. No. 6, (2.) All such regulations shall bEl published in the Gazette, and when so published shall be of the same effect as if they were contained in this Act, and shall be judicially noticed, and shall be lajd before the Legislative Assembly within fourteen days after the same have been so published, if the Legjslative Assembly is then in session, or if not, then within fourteen days after the commencement of the next session of the Legislative Assembly. THE SCHEDULE. Income Tax Act of 1902 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1902 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1904 Income Tax Act Amendmern Act ~ f 1906 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1907 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1915 Income Tax Act Amendment Act ~ f 1918 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1920 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1920, No. 2 Income Tax Act Amendment Act ~j 1921 Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1922 Income Tax Act Amendment Act o./' 1923 2 Edw. VII. No. H} 2 Edw. VU. No. 23 4 Edw. Vll. No. \J () Edw. VII. No. 11 7 Edw. VII. No. fi 6 Geo. V. No. 33 9 Geo. V No. 2 10 Geo. V. No 35 11 Geo. V. No. 12 12 Geo. V. No. 19 13 Geo. V. No. 32 14 Geo. V. No. 42 INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION. See LABOUR. INDUSTRY, COTTON. See COTTON. INSTRUCTION OF BLIND, DEAF, AND DUMB CHILDREN. See EDUCATION. JUSTICES. 15 N G o e . o 6 . . V. An Act to Make Provision for the Admittance to THE Bail of Persons Committed for Sentence on JUSTICESACT Charges of Certain Indictable Offences. AMENDMENT ACT OF 1924. [ASSENTED TO 8TH SEPTEMBER, 1924.] B E it en::lctcd by tIw King's l\lost Excellent Majesty, bv and. wit.h the ad.vice and consent. of the Legis- lative A ssembl~' of QueenslaJld in Parliament aS8embred~ and by the authority of the same, as folll)ws :- Short title 1. This Act may be cited as "The JusticesAct : ~ ~ struction Amendment Act 0/ 1924," and shall be read as one with of Act.

JUSTICES. 11031 1924. hlst1'ces Act Amendment Act. -------- -------- _._.- - - - - - *" The Justices Acts, 1886 to 1909," herein collectively referred to as the Principal Act. 2. The following provision is added to section one Amendmen~ hundred and thirteen of the Principal Act:- . ~ fr~ ~ c~ ! !lOf "Provided that in any case where the court of Act. petty sessions before which the defendant under this section has admitted his guilt is constituted by a police magistrate, such police magistrate, aftor ordering the defendant to be committed for sentence as hereinbefore provided, may in his discretion (except in the cases of offences mentioned in section one hundred and fourteen hereof as amended by section six of t"The Criminal Code Amendment Act ot 1922 "), admit the defendant to bail upon his entering into a recognizance with such surety or sureties as in the opinion of the police magistrate will be sufficient to ensure his appeamnce at the time and place when and where he is to be 'sentenced for the offence; but if the defendant fails to give bail the police magistrate shall, by his warra,nt, commit him to gaol, to be there sa.foly kept until the sittings of the Court to which he is committed for sentence, or until he is delivered by duo course of law: Provided further that in any case in which the court of petty sessions before which the defendant under this section has admitted his guilt is constituted otherwise than by a police magistrate, such court shall have no jurisdiction to grant bail to the defendant as last herein- before provided, but the defendant may make application for bail in all such cases (other than cases of the offences mentioned in section one hundred and fourteen hereof as amended by section six of t" The Criminal Code Amendment Act ot 1922") to a police magistrate, and such police magistrate may in his discretion admit the defendant to bail upon his entering into a recognizance with such surety or sureties as in the opinion of the police magistrate will be sufficient to ensure his appear- ance at the time and place when and where he is to be sentenced for the offence, but if the defendant fails to give bail the warrant of commitment of the defendant to gaol by the court of petty sessions shall continue in full force and effect." * 50 Vic. No. 17 and amending Acts, 8''''pra, pp,ges 1132 et seq. t 13 Geo. V. No. 2, supra, page 9970.