Introduced in the House of Assembly |
COVID-19 Emergency Response (Bail) Amendment | 38 |
House of Assembly | 28/04/2020 |
This Act amends the COVID-19 Emergency Response Act
2020 to allow for the temporary broadening of the definition of a prescribed applicant under the Bail Act 1985. This definitional change will:
- allow for better protections for a range of prescribed workers including front-line health professionals (e.g. medical practitioners, nurses and those working in retrieval medicine), passenger transport workers and court security officers; and
- promote general community safety by protecting private property from intrusion through the temporary reversal of the presumption of bail for those who commit serious criminal trespass in residential and non-residential premises and criminal trespass in residential premises.
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Assented |
Standing orders suspended so as to enable the introduction of a Bill without notice forthwith and passage through all stages, without delay. |
Attorney-General (Hon V A Chapman) | 28/04/2020 |
Attorney-General (Hon V A Chapman) | 28/04/2020 |
28/04/2020 | Mr Odenwalder |
28/04/2020 | Mr Teague |
28/04/2020 | Attorney-General (Hon V A Chapman) |
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28/04/2020 |
28/04/2020 | Clause(s) | 1 | Agreed to |
28/04/2020 | Clause(s) | 2 | Agreed to |
28/04/2020 | Clause(s) | 3 | Agreed to |
28/04/2020 | Title | | Agreed to |
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Attorney-General (Hon V A Chapman) | 28/04/2020 |
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