Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Regulations (Amendment)

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1973 No. 70

REGULATIONS UNDER THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS ENGINEERING CORPORATION ACT 1970-1971.*

I, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby make the following Regulations under the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Act 1970-1971.

Dated this Twentieth day of March, 1973.

PAUL HASLUCK

Governor-General.

By His Excellency’s Command,

J. L. CAVANAGH

Minister of State for Works.

 

Amendment of the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Regulations†

Travelling allowance.

1. Regulation 2 of the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Regulations is amended by omitting from sub-regulation (1) the words “ Twenty-one dollars ” and substituting the words “ Twenty-five dollars ”.

Application.

2. The rate specified in sub-regulation (1) of regulation 2 of the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Regulations as amended by these Regulations applies in relation to travelling allowance paid or payable to an Assistant Director under that sub-regulation in respect of the twenty-fourth day of January, 1972, or any subsequent day.

 

* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on 29 March 1973.

† Statutory Rules 1971, No. 37.

Overview

Statutory Rules 1973 No. 70, the Regulations under the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Act 1970-1971, were enacted to implement specific amendments to the existing regulations governing the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation. These regulations were made by the Governor-General, acting on the advice of the Federal Executive Council, to ensure that the Corporation's operations and administrative processes align with the overarching legislative framework established by the Act. The primary objective of these regulations is to adjust the travelling allowance for Assistant Directors, reflecting changes necessary to accommodate the evolving operational needs and financial considerations of the Corporation. The Regulations came into effect on the 24th of January, 1972, and were officially notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on the 29th of March, 1973.

Scope and Application

The Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Regulations 1973, made under the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Act 1970-1971, primarily pertain to the financial allowances for Assistant Directors within the Corporation. These regulations specifically address the adjustment of the travelling allowance for Assistant Directors, modifying the previous amount of twenty-one dollars to twenty-five dollars. This amendment is effective for payments made on or after the twenty-fourth of January, 1972. The regulations are intended to regulate and formalise the financial aspects of the Corporation's operations, ensuring consistency and transparency in allowances provided to its employees. The regulations apply directly to the Corporation and its Assistant Directors, providing clear guidelines on financial entitlements within the Corporation. There are no stated exclusions or exemptions within these particular regulations, and they are confined to the scope of the Corporation's operations as defined by the parent Act. Further extensions or restrictions of application are subject to the overarching provisions of the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Act 1970-1971.

Key Provisions

The Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Regulations 1973, made under the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Act 1970-1971, primarily amend the existing regulations regarding the travelling allowance for Assistant Directors. According to section 1 of the Regulations, sub-regulation (1) of regulation 2, which previously specified a travelling allowance of twenty-one dollars, has been amended to increase the allowance to twenty-five dollars. This change is effective for allowances paid or payable on or after the twenty-fourth day of January, 1972. The amendment is straightforward and clear, aiming to adjust the financial compensation for travel-related expenses for Assistant Directors within the Corporation. The Regulations impose specific obligations on the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation concerning the administration and payment of the amended travelling allowance. As per section 2, the new rate of twenty-five dollars must be applied to all relevant allowances from the specified date onwards. This requirement ensures that Assistant Directors receive the correct compensation for their travel expenses as per the updated regulations. The Corporation must ensure that these changes are implemented accurately and promptly, maintaining transparency and compliance with the legislative requirements. Non-compliance with the provisions of these Regulations could potentially lead to administrative and financial discrepancies. While the Regulations do not explicitly state specific offences or penalties for breaches, it is reasonable to infer that any failure to adhere to the amended travelling allowance could result in legal consequences. Such consequences might include administrative penalties, financial restitution, or corrective actions to rectify the non-compliance. The precise nature and extent of these consequences would depend on the broader legal framework governing the Corporation's operations and any applicable common law principles. Overall, the Regulations serve to update and clarify the financial provisions for Assistant Directors' travelling allowances, ensuring that they are compensated fairly and in accordance with the amended rates. The obligations on the Corporation are clear and focused on timely and accurate implementation of the new allowance rate. Any breaches of these provisions could lead to legal and financial repercussions, reinforcing the importance of strict adherence to the Regulations.

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