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Commonwealth Digest

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 January 2025

R.T.J. Stein ,
A. J. Halkyard  and
A. van Wierst
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Federal Law Review , Volume 4 , Issue 2 , June 1971 , pp. 337 - 342
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Copyright © 1971 The Australian National University

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References

1 The Committees second interim report was presented to the Senate on 21 May 1969.

2 The Criminology Research Bill 1971 (Cth) was given its second reading on 24 March 1971. As at 25 March 1971, it was awaiting. presentation to the Senate.

3 The Government has announced that the Law Reform Commission will comprise a Chairman (who must be a judge of a superior federal or territorial court) and to other members (who must be entitled to practise as a barrister or solicitor in the A.C.T.): see Canberra Times, 23 March 1971. (On 31 May 1971, Mr Justice Blackburn was appointed chairman of the Law Reform Commission: see. Canberra Times, 1 June 1971.)