Public Sector Executives Superannuation Act 1989 Order amending Act (1997-66) [GG No 20 of 21.2.1997, p 831] (NSW)

1997 No 66

New South Wales

PUBLIC SECTOR EXECUTIVES SUPERANNUATION ACT

1989—ORDER

(L.S.) GORDON SAMUELS, Governor.

I, the Honourable Gordon Samuels AC, Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of section 58 of the Public Sector Executives Superannuation Act 1989, do, by this my Order, amend Schedule 1 (Additional employers) to that Act by inserting, in alphabetical order, with effect on and from 31 December 1996, the name “Warren Shire Council”.

Signed at Sydney, this 12th day of February 1997.

By His Excellency’s Command,

BOB CARR,

Premier.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

This Order adds the name of Warren Shire Council to Schedule 1 to the Public Sector Executives Superannuation Act 1989 to enable senior executives employed by that Council, and the Council as employer, to make contributions to the Public Sector Executives Superannuation Fund.

Published in Gazette No 20 of 21 February 1997, page 831

1997 No 65

Supreme Court Rules (Amendment No 308) 1997

EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This note does not form part of the rules)

1. The object of the amendment contained in paragraph 2 is to make rules in respect of ss 23A and 41 A of the Sentencing Act 1989 [inserted by the Sentencing Amendment (Parole) Act 1996] similar to the already existing rules in respect of ss 23 and 41 of the Sentencing Act 1989 and to take account of changes in terminology made by the Prisons Amendment Act 1996 to the Prisons Act 1952.

2. The object of the amendment contained in paragraph 3 is to take account of the

changes to the Legal Profession Act 1987 made by the Legal Profession Amendment

(National Practicing Certificates) Act 1996.

3. The object of the amendment contained in paragraph 4 is to allow the registrar to

return unreturned exhibits in the Criminal Division after the expiration of 28 days from the conclusion of proceedings if there is no undisposed of appeal or application for leave to appeal.

4. The object of the amendment contained in paragraph 5 is to take account of changes

to terminology made by the Prisons Amendment Act 1996.

5. The object of the amendment contained in paragraph 6 is to decrease the rate of interest payable on judgments of the Court from 12% to 10.5%.

M. A. Blay, the Secretary of the Rule Committee