Shipping Registry Amendment Act 1986 (No. 4 of 1986)

1986 Title 1. Short Title BE IT ENACTED by Session assembled, follows: Shipping Registry F.mendrnent '"'"'..!"a,,- , t~ ,· ANJ:..LYSIS 2. Shipping Ordinances Schedule 1986, No. 4 a~end the Shinning Recistry Act 1985 (22 July 1986 the Parliament of the Cook Islanos in and by the authority of the sa~e as No. 4 1. S~ort Title This Act may be cited as the Shipping Registry .Z\mendment .Z-.ct 1986 and sha·11 be read together with and deemed pa.rt of the Shipping Registry Act 1985 (herein referre::i to as the "principal Act") . 2. Shippinq Ordinances - (l) Section 69 of the principal J..ct is repec:.led. (2) The ordinances and rules referred to in the Schedule shall be deemed to have continued in force as if they had never been renea.led (either in pa.rt or in whole) or revoked as the case may be. SCHEDULE Radio on Ships Ordinance 1961 The Shipping Ordinance 1963 The Shipping Rules 1964/65 This Act is admini~tered in the Department of Trade, Labour c.nd Transport. RAROTONGA, COOK ISLANDS: P1inted under the authority of the Cook Islands Government, by T. KP.PI, Government Printer -.1986 Pr;..ice 20c 1986 and Privileges No. $. Title Short Ti::le 3. Validation C of ary business 19 86, No: 5 .t.n .1\ct to amend the Leqislative 1'.ssemblv ?owers and Privileces Act 1967 ( 22 1986 BE IT EN.2"CTED bv the Parliament of the Cook Islands in Session assembled, and ~by the authority of the same, as follows: l. Short Title This Act m2.y be cited as the Legislative Asserrbly rowers ana Privileges Amendment Act 1986, and shall be read together with and deemed part of the Legislative Assembly Powers and Privileges J- ct 1967 (hereinaf-:.er referred to ~s the J.-~ct) .. · Carryino over of Parliarnentar business - (1) Where Parliarr,ent resolves t .at any Bi.L , petition, or other business before it or any of its com.mi ttees be carried over to the ne:xt succeeding session of Parliament (whether the same Parliament or not), that Bill, petition,·or other business shall not lapse the or dissolution or expiration by effluxion o time the Parliament in being when that resolution is passed but shall be carried over accord ly. (2) Where any resolution under subsection (1) enables the business to which it relates to survive a dissolution of Parliament, then Parliament may provide, by that resolution or by any subsequent resolution passed in the same session, for that business to be continued while Parliament is not in session following that dissolution by a committee com­ prising members of Parliament, and may (a) Constitute, or provide for the constitution of, ' the committee and, for that purpose, confer on any member,by n~~e or office, the power to appoint members ·to the committees (b) Delegate to any mc:n. i--er, ,by name or office t.'.e pc:::,-.->er to make or approve changes in the membership of the committee. (3) Every such committee shall have, subject to the terms of any resolution under subsection (2), the privileges, Price .20c 2. 1986,N::i.5 immunities, and powers of a Select Committee of Parliament and shall be deemed. to be a committee of Parliament (a) For the purposes of the St.ending Orders; and (b) For the purposes of sections 17 to 20, and clause l of Part I of the Schedule t.o the Defamatior} Act 1954. 3. Validation - (l) An Act resulting from the passing, whether before or after the commencement of this.Act, of a Bill carried for--•ard, whether before or afte·r the commencement of this Act, from one session of Parliament to another or from successive sessions of Parliament, and anything done under any Sl2ch 1-.ct, ,.,,.hether before er after the cormnencement of this Act, from cne session of Parliament to another or from successive sessions of Parliament, and anything done under any such Act, whether before or after the commencement of this Act, shall be as valid and effective as if the introduction and pcssing of the :Sill, and all ct.her proceedings of Parliament a:-.d cf any ccrri.'Tii ::.tee in rel a. ti.on to it ✓ had taken place within one sessio:-1 .. (2) In respect of every committee constituted before the commencement of ttis Act, Parliament sha1·1 be deemed to have resolved, purs~ant to subsection (1) of section 2,at the time that. each such co~~ittee was constituted that all business before any such CC!"c.!r,i ttee be carried over to the next succeeding session of Parliament and the business thct was before any such comrni ttee shall be deemed not to have lapsed upon the prorogation cf the Parliament in being when that resolution was deemed to have been passed but shall be deemed to have been lawfully carried over accordingly. This Act is administerea in the Legislative Service. RAROTONGA, COOK ISLANDS: Printed under the authority of the Cook Islands Government, by T, KAPI, Government Printer - 1986.