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StatuteWork Health and Safety Act 2011

Section 273B — Work Health and Safety Act 2011: Application of the Legislation Act 2003

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(1) The following are to be made by legislative instrument: (a) a declaration under section 7(2F) (declaration that persons of a class are workers); (b) a declaration under section 12D(2) or (2A) (application where Act would prejudice Australia’s defence); (c) a general direction or a direction relating to a specified class of matter under section 162(1) (exercise of inspector’s powers); (d) a code of practice, or a variation or revocation of a code of practice, that is approved by the Minister under section 274(1). (2) The following are not legislative instruments (if done by an instrument in writing): (a) a declaration under section 12C(2), (2A), (2AA) or (2B) (application where Act would prejudice Australia’s national security); (b) an approval under section 72(1)(a) (approval of course of training); (c) a notice under section 139(1)(a) (show cause notice); (d) a register kept under section 151 (register of WHS entry permit holders); (e) advice or information provided in writing under section 152(c) or 160(a) (provision of advice and information by Comcare and inspectors); (f) a direction relating to a specified matter under section 162(1) (exercise of inspector’s powers); (g) a notice under section 191(2) (improvement notice); (h) a notice under section 195(3) (prohibition notice); (i) a notice under section 198 (non-disturbance notice); (j) guidelines issued under section 230(3) (prosecution of offences and acceptance of WHS undertakings); (k) a notice under section 231(5) (notice of conclusion of Director of Public Prosecutions on possible prosecution, and reasons for conclusion).

Official source: Federal Register of Legislation

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