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eprinted as at 2 April 1991 to regulations published Gazette arch 1991, p. 1153
BY AUTHORITY
V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER QUEENSLAND-1991
TABLE OF VISIONS
Page PART I-PRELIMINARY
. . .
1. Short title 1
2. Commencement . . . 1
3. Arrangement of regulations . . . 1
4. Repeals . . . 1
5. Interpretation . . . 1
6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1 1 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. PART 11-ISLAND COUNCILS Election of members of councils . . . 2
Composition of Island Council . . . 3
Qualification to be a member of an Island Council 5 Nomination of candidate . . . 6
Voting . . . 6
Vacancy 6 Vacating office of member . . . 7
Public notice of election. . . 7
Publication of notices . . . 7
Appointment of clerk . . . 7
Fees for presiding officer and poll clerk . . . 8
. . . . . . PART 111-FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION OF ISLAND CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL 17. (Repealed) . . . 8
17A. Funds . . . 8
17B. State Government Financial Aid Fund . . . 8
1 7C. General Fund .*. 8 17D. Trust F u n d . . . . . 8
17E. Enterprise Fund . . . 9 . . . . . .
PART IV-FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION OF ISLAND COUNCILS 18. Island Funds . . . 18A. Financial Administration Procedures . . . 19. State Government Financial Aid Fund . . . 20. General Fund . . . 21. Trust Fund. . . 22. Enterprise Fund . . .
PART V-ISLAND COURTS
23. Forms, procedures and enforcement of decisions of Island Courts . . . . 24. Jurisdiction.. . . . 25. Record of court proceedings . . .
9 9 10 10 10 10
10 1 1 1 1
2
PART VI-ISLAND CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL
26 . Chairman and deputy chairman . . . 11
26A . Executive committee quorum . . . 12
PART VII-GENERAL PROVISIONS 27 . Offences . . . 12
28 . Administration of Islanders’ Estates . . . 12
FIRST SCHEDULE . . . 12
SECOND SCHEDULE . . . 12
THIRD SCHEDULE . . . 13
NOTES List of Regulations . . . 14
List of Annotations . . . 14
Department of Community Services Brisbane, 7th February, 1985 HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council and in pursuance of the provisions of the Community Services (Torres Strait) Act 1984, has been pleased to make the following regulations.
R. C. U T T E R
PART I-PRELIMINARY
ort title. These regulations may be cited as the Community
te These regulations shall come into operation on ent of regulations. These regulations are divided into Services (Torres Strait) Regulations 1985.
PART I-PRELIMINARY;
PART 11-ISLAND COUNCILS;
PART 111-FINANCIAL
ORDINATING CO L;
COUNCILS;
INISTRATION OF ISLAND CO- PART IV-FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION OF ISLAND
T V-ISLAND COURTS;
PART VI-ISLAND CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL;
PART VII-GENERAL PROVISIONS;
FIRST SCHEDULE-COMPOSITION O F ISLAND
COUNCILS;
SECOND SCHEDULE-FEES.
epeals. “The Torres Strait Islanders Regulations of 1972” are hereby repealed.
5. ~nterpre~at~on. In these regulations the terms used shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them by section 6 of this Act and unless the contrary intention appears-
“accounting standards” means the Aboriginal and Islander Accounting Standards published under regulation 1 8A;
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REGULATIONS 1985 reg. 6
“elector” means an elector named as such in an electoral roll compiled pursuant to the Elections Act 1983 and enrolled on a voter’s roll compiled pursuant to this Act;
“clerk” means the person appointed by an Island Council to act as the clerk of the council. The term includes the person for the time being performing the duties of the clerk;
“fine option order” has the same meaning the term has pursuant to the Ofenders Probation and Parole Act 1980-1983;
“manual” in relation to the financial administration procedures of an Island Council means the administration and financial procedures manual produced by the Council pursuant to regulation 18A;
“rules for the conduct of elections” means the rules for the conduct of elections contained in the Third Schedule of the Local Government Act 1936-1 984;
“secretary” means the person appointed by the Island Co- ordinating Council to act as secretary of the Island Co- ordinating Council;
“the Act” means the Community Services (Torres Strait) Act 1 984- 1990.
PART 11-ISLAND COUNCILS
6. Election of members of councils. (1) Subject to these regulations, the franchise for elections of Island Councils, the conduct of elections, the filling of casual vacancies and the election of members of those councils shall with all necessary adaptations be in accordance with the provisions of-
(a) subsections (2A), 7) (i), (7) (iii), (7) (iv), and (9) of section (b) the rules contained in the Third Schedule to the Local Government Act 1936-1984, other than rules 5, 6, 13, 19, 21A, 22 (1) (a) of Subdivision I, rule 36 of Subdivision 11, and Subdivision 111; and
7 and section 9 o
I.
the Local Government Act 1936-1984;(c) the Local Government Election Regulations 1975.
2) For the purpose of the application of the provisions of the (a) a reference therein to a Local Authority shall be construed
as being a reference to an Island Council; and
(b) a reference in rules 2, 12 and 14 of the rules for the conduct of elections to the Governor in Council shall be construed as being a reference to the Minister.
(3) A person who contravenes a provision of the Local Government Act 1936-1984 which has application pursuant to subregulation (1) shall be liable to a penalty-
(a) where the penalty prescribed by that Act is $200 or less, Loca
I
Government Act 1936-1984, the rules and the regulations referred t a in subregulation (1)-the penalty so prescribed; or
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(b) where the penalty prescribed by that Act is more than $200,
$200.
7. Composition of Island Council. (1) Subject to subregulation (1 A), the Island Councils set out in Column 1 of the First Schedule shall be composed of the number of members set out in Column 2 of the First Schedule opposite the respective Council.
(lA)(a) An Island Council may pass a resolution, or the electors in a trust area may forward a petition to the Minister, requesting the Minister to approve the resolution or petition which seeks-
(i) to alter the number of members constituting the Council to a number which is not less than 3 which number, in the case of a resolution, is to be specified in the resolution;
or
(ii) to require the chairman of the Council to be elected by the electors of the trust area;
or
subregulation.
(iii) the matters referred to in both paragraphs (i) and (ii) of this (b) The Council must take all reasonable steps to immediately disclose or otherwise inform electors in the trust area of the content and nature of such a resolution and shall notify electors of a date not less than 14 days after the passing of the resolution by which objections in writing to the referral of the resolution to the Minister may be made to the clerk.
(c) After considering all objections duly made to the passing of the resolution, the chairman is to cause a copy of the resolution to be submitted to the Minister so that the Minister will receive the copy no less than 60 days before the next triennial election of the Council.
The copy of the resolution must be accompanied by-
(i) a certificate of the chairman and the clerk that the provisions (ii) all objections to the passing of the resolution that were duly
of paragraph (b) have been complied with;
made and lodged with the clerk;
and
objections.
(iii) the representations, if any, of the Council in respect of the (d) A copy of a petition carrying the names and signatures of a majority of the electors is to be forwarded to the Minister so that the Minister will receive the copy no less than 60 days before the next triennial election of the Council.
(e) If the Minister approves the resolution or petition, the Minister is to publish in the Gazette the effect of that resolution or Ifetition pursuant to paragraph (h) of this subregulation.
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REGULATIONS 1985 reg. 7
The approval of a resolution or petition is of no force and effect
(0
The Minister may refuse to approve a resolution or petition if (i) the number of members proposed in the resolution is out of proportion to the overall population of the trust area or is otherwise impracticable and unreasonable;or
resolution.
until its effect has been so published.
the Minister is of the opinion, reasonably informed, that-
(ii) the majority of electors in the trust area are opposed to the (g) The Minister may refuse to approve a resolution if the Minister is of the opinion, reasonably informed, that the Council or the clerk did not comply with paragraphs (b) and (c) of this subregulation.
(h) If the effect of such a resolution or petition is published in the Gazette, the electors of the area concerned, voting to elect the Island Council, are entitled to vote at the next triennial election for the number of members, or for the chairman, of the Council or both, as published in the Gazette.
A Council so elected will be composed of that number of members (including the chairman) and a chairman so elected will hold office, subject to these regulations, until the conclusion of the next triennial election of that Council.
(i) At any such election a person can not be qualified to be a candidate for the office of chairman and also for the office of an ordinary member of a Council.
(2) The members of an Island Council shall be elected by the electors of the area.
(3) The members present at the first meeting of the Council after each triennial election or other election under this Act or at some adjournment of such meeting must-
(a) where no provision has been made pursuant to subregulation (1A) for the election of a chairman by the electors of the area, appoint one of their number to be the chairman;
and
(b) appoint one of their number to be the deputy chairman;
to hold such office, subject to these regulations, until the conclusion of the next triennial election.
(4) When no provision has been made pursuant to subregulation (1A) for the election of a chairman by the electors of the area, until a chairman or deputy chairman is appointed pursuant to subregulation (3), the clerk shall preside at the meeting referred to in subregulation (3) and at all adjournments thereof until a chairman or deputy chairman has been appointed and while so presiding shall have and may exercise
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REGULATIONS 1985 reg. 8 5
all the powers and authorities of the chairman other than the right to vote.
(5) Where 21 days after the day appointed for the holding of the first meeting of the Council after the conclusion of the triennial election have elapsed and no appointment of a member to be chairman or deputy chairman has been made, the Minister may by notice in writing to the Council appoint a member to be chairman or deputy chairman and the member so appointed shall be deemed to have been duly appointed by the members of the Council.
(6) A member appointed to be chairman or deputy chairman pursuant to subregulation (5) shall, subect to these regulations, hold office until the conclusion of the next triennial election.
(7) Subject to subregulations (1A) and
(9,
at a meeting of the Council by resolution of the majority of the members present one of the members may be appointed to be chairman in place of the chairman previously appointed and then in office in which case the member so appointed shall assume office as chairman and, subject to this Act, shall hold office until the conclusion of the next triennial election.(8) A resolution for the appointment of one of the members to be chairman in place of the chairman then in office shall not be passed by the Council unless notice of intention to move such resolution is given to each of the members not less than 14 days before the date of the meeting at which the resolution is to be moved.
u ~ ~ itaa ~ ~ ~ ~ i Q ~ ~ ~ u(1) Every ~ ~ i ~ . Islander or Aborigine who-
(a) has resided continuously in the area for not less than 24 (b) is enrolled on the voters roll;
(c) is not under a disability specified in subregulation (2), months prior to the nomination day for an election;
shall be qualified to be nominated as a candidate and to be elected as a member of the Island Council for that area.
(2) No Islander or Aborigine who-
(a) is undergoing a sentence of imprisonment, whether or not the execution of such sentence has been suspended under section 656 of The Criminal Code;
(b) is made bankrupt or otherwise takes advantage of the laws relating to bankruptcy in force for the time being relating to bankrupt or insolvent debtors;
or
Island Council in the previous five years,
(c) has been convicted of an indictable offence involving an shall be qualified to be a member of an Island Council.
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REGULATIONS 1985 reg. 11
9. Nomination of candidate. (1) In order that any person may be (a) be nominated in writing by not less than 2 electors in the
area in which he proposes to be or become a candidate;
(b) consent in writing to such nomination;
(c) pay to the returning officer at the time of delivery of the (2) No person who is not so nominated, or by whom or on whose behalf such payment is not made, shall be or be deemed to be a candidate.
(3) No nomination paper shall be rejected for any mere formal defect or error therein, if the returning officer is satisfied that the provisions of these regulations have been substantially complied with.
(4) A nomination paper shall be delivered to the returning officer before nomination day at the office of the Island Council during normal office hours or on nomination day at the place of nomination between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 12 noon.
or become a candidate at an election of an Island Council he shall-
nomination paper, a fee of $25.
(5)-
(a) The returning officer shall give a receipt for the payment of (b) The returning officer shall if requested give a receipt for the 10. Voting. (1) At any election for an Island Council each elector (2) Voting shall be by ballot.
the nomination fee;
nomination paper.
shall have one vote only.
1. Vacancy. (1) For the purpose of this regulation, a “qualified person” is a person entitled to qualify to be nominated as a candidate under regulation 8( 1).
(2) When a vacancy arises in the office of a member of an Island Council-
(a) within 2 years after his election thereto-an election shall be held in accordance with these regulations to fill the vacancy;
(b) other than in paragraph (a)-the Island Council shall, at a special meeting called for the purpose within 2 weeks of the occurrence of the vacancy, appoint a qualified person to be a member.
(3) An election held pursuant to this regulation shall be held on a day, other than a Sunday, appointed by the returning officer within 2 months of the occurrence of the vacancy.
(4) If after the expiration of the time allowed for the nomination of a person to fill a vacancy, no qualified person has nominated to fill
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reg. 15 7
such vacancy, the Island Council may appoint a qualified person to 6 1 such vacancy.
(5) A person elected or appointed to fill any vacancy shall, subject to this Act, hold office for the remainder of the period for which his predecessor was elected or appointed.
12. Vacating office of member. The office of a member of an Island Council shall become vacant if-
(a) he dies or his term of office expires;
(b) he resigns from office;
(c) he ceases to possess all the qualifications of a member of a council;
(d) he is absent, without leave of the council, from 3 consecutive meetings of the council of which notice has been duly given to him personally, or by post;
(e) he is a patient within the meaning of the Mental Health
(f) he changes his place of living to an address outside the area 13. Public notice election. (1) The returning officer shall give public notice of an ele on by a notice which shall be exhibited in at least one prominent place in the area.
Act 1974-1984;
governed by it.
(2) Every notice of election shall specify- (a) the date of exhibition of such notice;
(b) a day-
(i) not less than 10 nor more than 21 days after the exhibition (ii) not less than 21 nor more than 42 days before the day
of the notice; and
of the holding of the election, as the day of nomination; and
(c) a convenient place within the area as the place of nomination at which the returning officer will be present between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 12 noon on nomination day to receive nomination papers.
ublication of ~otices. For the purpose of the application of rules 10, 11, 23 and 31 of the Rules for the conduct of elections, the returning officer shall comply with such rules if in lieu of an advertisement in some newspaper he exhibits in at least one prominent place in the area for which the Council is constituted, a notice containing the information required by those rules to be inserted in the advertisement.
15. ~ p p o i n t m e ~ t of clerk. An Island Council from time to time shall appoint a person being, wherever practicable, an Islander resident of the area governed by it, to be the clerk of the Island Council to assist in the proper exercise of its powers and discharge of its functions.
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REGULATIONS 1985 reg. 17D
oll clerk. A presiding officer and a poll clerk shall be paid by the council of the area for which he is the presiding officer or as the case may be, poll clerk, the fees set out in the Second Schedule.
PART III-FINANCIAL ADMINI OF ISLAND
CO-ORDINATING
s. (1) In the exercise and performance of its functions the Island Co-ordinating Council shall establish and unde
keep the following Funds-
(a) a State Government Financial Aid Fund;
(b) a General Fund;
(c) a Trust Fund;
(d) an Enterprise Fund.
(2) The Funds shall be separate and distinct and a separate and distinct bank account shall be kept for each Fund.
(3) There shall be paid into each Fund all moneys received by the Island Co-ordinating Council for the purpose for which the Fund is established.
neys shall not be paid out of a bank account conducted in Fund except by cheque signed by any two of the following:- (a) the secretary;
(b) the chairman of the Island Co-ordinating Council;
(c) the deputy chairman of the Island Co-ordinating Council;
(d) such other member of the Island Co-ordinating Council as is authorised by the chairman or deputy chairman from time to time to sign cheques.
.
(1) The State eys appropriated (2) The moneys in the State Government Financial Aid Fund shall be applied for the purpose for which such moneys are received..
(1) The General Fund shall consist of all moneys received and not pertaining to any other Fund.(2) The moneys in the General Fund shall be applied to expenditure associated with the discharge of the functions of the Island Co-ordinating Council pursuant to this Act.
.
(1) The Trust Fund shall consist of all moneys received in respect of any grant, legacy, gift, devise of bequest received for a specific purpose by the Island Co-ordinating Council.ent to the Island Co-ordinating Council.
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(2) The Trust Fund shall be applied to the purposes for which such moneys were received.
.
(1) The Enterprise Fund shall consist of all moneys received in respect of all manufacturing, trading and commercial activities carried out by the Island Co-ordinating Council.(2) The Enterprise Fund shall be applied to expenditure incurred in relation to the conduct of business undertahngs.
PART IV-FINANCIAL ADMINIST ATIQN OF ISLAND CQUNCILS
s. (1) In the exercise and performance of its functions Island Council shall establish and keep the following und Island Funds-
(a) a ,%ate Government Financial Aid Fund;
(b) a General Fund;
(c) a Trust Fund;
(d) an Enterprise Fund.
( 2 ) The Funds shall be separate and distinct, and a separate and distinct bank account shall be kept for each Fund.
(3) There shall be paid into each Fund all moneys received by each Island Council for the purpose for which the Fund is established.
(4) Moneys shall not be paid out of a bank account conducted in respect of an Island Fund except by cheque signed by any two of the following:-
(a) the clerk;
(b) the chairman of the Island Council;
(c) the deputy chairman of the Island Council.
consulting with the Auditor-General, must by ,the 30th June, 1991 publish a set of Aboriginal and Islander Council Accounting Standards.
The Minister, after consulting with the Auditor-General may from time to time publish amendments to the accounting standards, which amendments will take effect on the date of that publication.
(2) Every Island Council, after consulting with the Auditor-General or a person appointed by the Auditor-General under section 30C of the Act, must produce an administration and financial procedures manual by the 31st December, 1992.
The manual must set out accounting and financial procedures which, by force of this regulation, will apply to the administration of the Council’s finances after those procedures take effect.
(3) The manual will take effect upon the signing of a certificate for that purpose by the chairman.
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(4) The manual may be amended from time to time and the amended portion of the manual will take effect on the signing of a certificate for that purpose by the chairman.
(5) The manual must not be inconsistent with the accounting standards, and the manual is to the extent of any inconsistency with the standards, invalid.
19. State ~ o v e r n m ~ n t Financ~al Fund. (1) The State Government Financial Aid Fund shall consist moneys received in respect of financial aid pursuant to section 82 of this Act or any other moneys appropriated by Parliament to the Council.
(2) The moneys in the State Government Financial Aid Fund shall for the purpose for which such moneys are received.
eneral Fund. (1) The General Fund shall consist of moneys (a) fees, charges, fares, rents and dues imposed by an Island (b) all moneys received in respect of penalties imposed by an (c) all other moneys received not appertaining to any other (2) The moneys in the General Fund shall be applied to expenditure associated with the discharge of the function of local government by the Island Council pursuant to this Act.
received in respect of any grant (other than a grant received pursuant to regulation 19), legacy, gift, devise or bequest received for a specific purpose by the Island Council.
(2) The Trust Fund shall be applied to the purposes for which such moneys were received.
22. Enterprise Fund. (1) The Enterprise Fund shall consist of moneys received in respect of all manufacturing, trading and commercial activity carried out by the Island Council, including the transfer of a business to the Island Council pursuant to section 62 of this Act.
(2) The Enterprise Fund shall be applied to expenditure incurred in relation to the conduct of business undertakings.
received in respect of- Council;
Island Court;
Fund.
21* Trust Pun
.
(1) The Trust Fund shall consist of all moneysPART V-ISLAND COURTS
23. Forms, proce enforce~ent of ecisions of Island Courts.
(1) Subject to this Act, the procedures for and the enforcement of decisions of an Island Court shall be-
(a) where but for this Act an action would be brought in the State pursuant to the provisions of the Justices Act 1886- 1982, in accordance with the provisions of that Act;
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(b)
(2) An
COMMUNITY SERVICES (TORRES STRAIT) reg. 26 11 REGULATIONS 1985
where but for this Act an action would be brought in the State pursuant to the provisions of the Magistrates Courts Act 1921-1982, in accordance with the provisions of that Act.
Island Council may from time to time appoint an Islander resident of an area governed by it to be a clerk of the Island Court for the area for which the court is constituted.
(3) For the purpose of the application of the Acts referred to in (a) a reference therein to a Magistrates Court, shall be construed
as being a reference to an Island Court;
(b) a reference therein to a Stipendiary Magistrate, shall be construed as being a reference to the two justices who constitute an Island Court;
(c) a reference therein to a clerk of the court, shall be construed as being a reference to a clerk of an Island Court.
.
Jurisdiction. The jurisdiction of an Island Court shall include r to make a fine option order as if the Island Court was a cord of court ~ r o c ~ ~ d ~ n s. The clerk of the Island Court shall subregulation (1)-Magistrates Court.
have the custody of all records and proceedings of the Island Court.
PART VI-ISLAND CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL
26. ~ ~ a ~ r ~ a n and uty c ~ a i r ~ a n . (1) At the first meeting of the newly elected Island Co-ordinating Council the members present shall elect a chairman and a deputy chairman from their number.
(2) The office of chairman or deputy chairman of the Island Co- ordinating Council shall become vacant if the person elected to the position-
(a) resigns as chairman or deputy chairman; or
(b) is replaced as chairman or deputy chairman by the Island (3) Subject to subregulation (4), at a meeting of the Island Co- ordinating Council by resolution of the majority of the members present one of the members may be appointed to be chairman or deputy chairman in place of the chairman or deputy chairman previously appointed and then in office in which case the member so appointed shall assume office as chairman or deputy chairman and, subject to this Act, shall hold office until the conclusion of the next triennial election.
(4) A resolution for the appointment of one of the members to be chairman or deputy chairman in place of the chairman or deputy chairman then in office shall not be passed by the Island Co-ordinating Council unless notice of intention to move such resolution is given to each of the members not less than 14 days before the date of the meeting at which the resolution is to be moved.
Co-ordinating Council in accordance with this regulation.
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REGULATIONS 1985
a E ~ g c ~ t ~ v ~ corn rum. Business shall not be conducted at a meeting of the exec mmittee of the Island Co-ordinating Council unless a quorum of a majority of the members of the executive committee is present.
PART VII-GENERAL PROVISIONS
24. ees. (1) A person who contravenes or fails to comply with any provision of these regulations commits an offence against these regulations.
(2) A person who-
(a) fails to do that which he is directed to do;
(b) does that which he is forbidden to do, by a person acting under the authority of these regulations,
commits an offence against these regulations.
(3) Save where a specific penalty is otherwise prescribed a person who commits an offence against these regulations is liable to a penalty of $200.
states. Information provided to the Public Trustee or any other person pursuant to this Act, from personal history records maintained by the Department, to assist with the administration of the estate of an Islander is to be provided in the form as provided in the Third Schedule.
The form is to be completed in accordance with the directions specified in that form.
FIRST SCHEDULE
Column 1 Column 2
Bamaga . . . 5
Badu I s l a n d . . 3
Boigu Island . . . 3
Coconut Island . . . 3
Darnley Island . . . 3
Dauan Island . . . 3
Hammond Island. . . . 3
Kubin . . . 3
Mabuiag Island . . . 3
Murray Island . . . 4
Saibai Island . . . 3
Seisia 3 Stephen Island . . . 3
St. Pauls 3 Sue Island . . . 3
Yam Island . . . 3
Yorke Island . . . 3 . . .
. . . . . .
SECOND SCHEDULE FEES
For the day of an election-
1. Presiding Officer . . . 2. Poll Clerk. . .
$175.00
$130.00
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THIRD SCHEDULE
(Reg. 28)
FORM
THE COMMUNITY SERVICES (TORRES STRAIT) ACT 1984-1 990 CERTIFICATE OF ENTITLEMENT
Estate o t
In accordance with section 73 of the Community Services (Torres Strait) Act 1984-1990, I hereby certify that the undermentioned $are entitled to the Estate of the abovenamed deceased.
NAME RELATIONSHIP SHARE
DIRECTOR-GENERAL
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY SERVICES AND ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER AFFAIRS
14 COMMUNITY SERVICES (TORRES STRAIT) REGULATIONS 1985
1.
List of Regulations
Regulations exempted from application of Regulatory Reform Act 1986 by 0 in C pubd Gaz 22 April 1989 p 2393
egulations published Gazette 9 February 1985, pp 511-520
As amended by egulations published Gazette-
9 November 1985 p 1293 28 November 1987 p 1285 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 9 March 1991 p 1153
List of Annotations
Arrangement of regulations
reg 3 am regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 p 648-650 Interpretation
reg 5 - def “accounting standards” ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990
- def “manual” ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 - def “rules for the conduct of elections” am regs pubd Gaz 6 February
- def “secretary” ins regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650; am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949
- def “the Act” ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 pp 1945-1949
1988 pp 648-650
Election of members of councils
reg 6(1) am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949
COMMUNITY SERVICES (TORRES STRAIT) REGULATIONS 1985
15
Composition of Island Council reg 7(1)
reg 7(1A) reg 7(3) reg 7(4) reg 7(7)
am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 sub regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 Qualification to be a member of an Island Council
reg 8(1) reg 8(2)
am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 p 1945-1949
am regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650; 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949
Vacancy
reg ll(1) am regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 FINANCIAL A D ~ I N I S T ~ A ~ I O N OF ISLAND CO-0
COUNCIL
hdg Part 111 sub regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 Hours for trading
reg 17 Funds reg 17A
State Government Financial Aid Fund reg 17B
rep regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 ins regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 ins regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 General Fund
reg 17C Trust Fun reg 17D
Enterprise Fund reg 17E
ins regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 ins regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650
ins regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION OF ISLAND COUNCILS hdg Part IV sub regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 Financial Administration Procedures
reg 18A
Enterprise Fund reg 22(1)
ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949 sub regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650
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Executive committee quorum reg 26A
A d m i ~ i $ t ~ a ~ i o n of ~ $ ~ ~ n d e r $ ' Estates reg 28
sub regs pubd Gaz 6 February 1988 pp 648-650 ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949
First Schedule am regs pubd Gaz 28 November 1987 p 1285; 6 February 1988 pp 648-650; 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949
Schedule am regs pubd Gaz 9 March 1991 p 1153
Schedule ins regs pubd Gaz 15 December 1990 pp 1945-1949
BY AUTHORITY
V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, QUEENSLAND- 199 1 119254 (Rju381) 2/91
