Military Financial Regulations (Amendment)

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EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

STATUTORY RULES 1988 NO. 91

ISSUED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE

MINISTER FOR DEFENCE SCIENCE AND PERSONNEL

MILITARY FINANCIAL REGULATIONS (AMENDMENT)

The Military Financial Regulations, made under the Defence Act 1903 prescribe certain financial conditions of service for members of the Army.

Background

Until 1979 financial conditions of service for members of the Defence Force were prescribed in Regulations. Following amendments to the Defence Act 1903 in 1979, provision for these conditions was progressively transferred to determinations made under the Act. Since 1985, all financial conditions of service have been determined under sections 58B and 58H of the Defence Act 1903. As determinations were made under sections 58B and 58H, the superseded provisions were progressively removed from the Regulations.

The Statutory Rule repeals residual provisions that no longer operate, as a result of the transfer of the provisions relating to conditions of service to determinations. The Statutory Rule also makes a consequential and a drafting amendment.


Military Financial Regulations (Amendment)

Regulation 1 of the Statutory Rule omits definitions that are redundant.

Regulations 2 and A repeal various redundant provisions.

Regulation 3 makes an amendment consequential on the enactment of the Veterans’ Entitlements Act 1986 (which replaced the Repatriation Act 1920). Regulation 3 also omits a redundant definition.

Commencement

The Statutory Rule comes into operation on the date of gazettal.

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