Nauru Sessional Legislation

10. Postal rates
    

(1) Until regulations are made under section 9 of the Law Adoption (Post and Telegraph) Act 1952, the postal rates and related charges applied in Nauru immediately before the commencement of this section continue to apply as if they had been fixed by regulations made under that section.

(2) All postal rates and related charges applied in Nauru from the commencement of the Post and Telegraph Ordinance 1952 until the commencement of this section are taken, for all purposes, to have been validly applied.

11. Transfer of assets of Nauru Insurance Corporation
    

Assets that are held by the Nauru Insurance Corporation the day before this Act commences are transferred to the Republic on the day this Act commences.

PART 3 – AMENDMENT AND REPEAL of laws

12. Acts amended
    

Schedule 1 amends the Acts mentioned in it.

13. Repeal of laws
    

The following are repealed:

(a) the Acts listed in Schedule 2;

(b) the Ordinances listed in Schedule 3;

(c) all subsidiary legislation made under the laws mentioned in paragraphs (a) and (b), except Administration Order No. 3 of 1938 (Regulations governing Intestate Estates) made under the Native Administration Ordinance 1922-1967.

Schedule 1 – AMENDMENT OF LAWS

section 12

Part AC – Accommodation Registration Act 2006

[1] Amendment of section 10

Section 10(2)

omit, substitute

(2) The Secretary must not suspend the registration of an accommodation house unless the Secretary:

(a) has, at least 1 month before suspending the registration, informed the owner that he or she is considering suspending the registration; or

(b) considers that, for reasons of health or safety, the registration should be suspended immediately.

[2] Further amendments

Part AD – Adoption of Children Ordinance 1965-1967

[3] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Adoption of Children Act 1965.

[4] Amendment of section 3

4.1. Section 3, definitions of ‘Register of Births’ and ‘Registrar of the Court’

omit

4.2. Section 3

insert (in alphabetical order)

‘Clerk’ means Clerk of the Court;

‘Court’ means the Family Court;

‘foreign jurisdiction’ means a foreign country or a political subdivision of a foreign country;

‘Register of Births’ means the Register of Births kept under the Births, Deaths and Marriages Act 1957;

[5] Amendment of section 6

Section 6(1)

omit

all the words from ‘Subject to’ to ‘applicants apply’

substitute

Subject to subsection (2), if applicants apply

[6] Amendment of section 10

Section 10(1)

omit

all the words from ‘Subject to’ to ‘adoption order’

substitute

Subject to subsection (2), an adoption order

[7] . Omnibus amendments relating to the Family Court

7.1. omit (all references)

Supreme Court

substitute

Court

7.2 omit (all references)

Registrar of the Court

substitute

Clerk

[8] Omnibus amendments relating to ‘this Ordinance’

8.1. omit (all references)

This Ordinance

substitute

This Act

8.2. omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[9] Further amendments

Part AE – Aerodrome (Acquisition of Land) Act 1952-1968

[10] . Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Aerodrome (Acquisition of Land) Act 1952.

[11] . Repeal of sections 2, 7 and 8

Sections 2, 7 and 8

repeal

[12] Further amendments

Part AP – Appeals Act 1972

[13] Amendment of long title

Long title, after ‘District Court’

insert

and the Supreme Court

[14] Further amendments

Part BA – Banking Act 1975

[15] Amendment of section 2

Section 2(5)

omit

[16] Amendment of section 3

Section 3(1)

omit

[17] Repeal and substitution of section 20

Section 20

repeal, substitute

20 Offences

(1) A person who contravenes or fails to comply with the provisions of section 4 or 14 commits an offence.

Penalty:

(a) for an individual – $2000 and 3 years imprisonment;

(b) for a body corporate – $10,000.

(2) A person commits an offence if the person:

(a) contravenes or fails to comply with any other provision of this Act for which no penalty is specified; or

(b) being a director or manager of a bank or financial institution licensed under section 5 of this Act – fails to take all reasonable steps to secure compliance by the bank or financial institution with any such provision.

Penalty:

(a) for an individual – $500 and 6 months imprisonment;

(b) for a body corporate – $5000.

[18] Omnibus amendment relating to citation of ‘Corporation Act 1972’

omit (all references)

Corporation Act 1972

substitute

Corporations Act 1972

[19] Further amendments

Part BI – Births, Deaths and Marriages Act 1957-2009

[20] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

PART I — PRELIMINARY

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Births, Deaths and Marriages Act 1957.

[21] Repeal of section 2

Section 2

repeal

[22] Amendment of section 6

Section 6(3)

omit, substitute

(3) A register or record of births that:

(a) was maintained, or purported to have been maintained, by the Administration of the Island of Nauru; and

(b) was in existence immediately before the commencement of Ordinance No. 8 of; and

(c) w(c) was, before 31 January 1968, certified by the Administrator to be, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true record of births that occurred in Nauru on and after 25 January 1915;

has effect accordingly and forms part of the Register of Births.

[23] Amendment of section 15

Section 15(3)

omit, substitute

(3) A register or record of deaths that:

(a) was maintained, or purported to have been maintained, by the Administration of the Island of Nauru; and

(b) was in existence immediately before the commencement of Ordinance No. 8 of 1957; and

(c) was, before 31 January 1968, certified by the Administrator to be, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true record of deaths that occurred in Nauru on and after 2 January 1915;

has effect accordingly and forms part of the Register of Deaths.

[24] Amendment of section 22

Section 22(3)

omit, substitute

(3) A register or record of marriages (including any certificate of marriage transmitted to the Administrator under the Marriages Ordinance 1921 as in force from time to time) that:

(a) was maintained, or purported to have been maintained, by the Administration of the Island of Nauru; and

(b) was in existence immediately before the commencement of Ordinance No. 8 of 1957; and

(c) w(c) was, before 31 January 1968, certified by the Administrator to be, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true record of marriages that occurred in Nauru on and after 7 July 1921;

has effect accordingly and forms part of the Register of Marriages.

[25] Amendment of section 23

Section 23(1)(d)

omit

Head Chief and the Secretary of the Nauru Local Government Council that the Council

Substitute

President certifying that Cabinet

[26] Omnibus amendments relating to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[27] Further amendments

Part CE – Cemeteries Ordinance 1922-1967

[28] Repeal and substitution short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Cemeteries Act 1922.

[29] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

Part CEN – Census Act 1973

[30] Repeal of section 2

Section 2

Repeal

Part CI – Civil Aviation Act 2011

[31] Amendment of section 37(2)
ckquote>

Se

Section 37(2)

Omit

the each

substitute

each

[32] Amendment of section 106

Section 106

omit

sign

substitute

Gazette notice

[33] Amendment of section 171(2)(a)

Section 171(2)(a)

omit, substitute

(a) prescribing and providing for the payment of fees and charges under this Act, including fees and charges:

(i) to fund the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities and services provided under this Act, or generally for the purposes of civil aviation; and

(ii) for the exercise of powers and functions under this Act; and

(iii) for a service provided under this Act, or generally for the purposes of civil aviation, that must be paid directly to a person other than the Authority or the Republic who is authorised under this Act to provide the service; and

Part CIA – Civil Aviation (Carriers’ Liability) Act 1995

[34] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 3(3)	Secretary for External Affairs	head of the department responsible for foreign affairs
Schedule 1	Section 4(1)	section 3(1)
Schedule 2	Section 4(1)	section 3(1)

Part CIP – Civil Procedure Act 1972

[35] Amendment of section 34

Section 34(1)

omit, substitute

(1) Subject to subsection (1A), a judgment-debtor detained in prison in the enforcement of a judgment in a civil suit in any Court may be detained:

(a) if the decree is for the payment of an amount exceeding $100 – for a period no longer than 6 months; and

(b) in any other case – for a period no longer than 6 weeks.

(1A) The judgement-debtor must be released before the expiration of the period specified in subsection (1):

(a) if the amount mentioned in the warrant for his or her detention is paid to the Superintendent of the prison; or

(b) subject to subsection (1B):

(i) if the judgment against the judgment-debtor is otherwise fully satisfied; or

(ii) on the written request of the person on whose application the judgment-debtor has been detained or of that person’s legal representative; or

(c) if the person on whose application the judgment-debtor has been detained fails to pay subsistence allowance.

(1B) The judgment-debtor must not be released under subsection (1A)(b) except:

(a) if the judgment is that of the Supreme Court – on the order of a judge or the Registrar; and

(b) if the judgment is that of the District Court – on the order of a magistrate.

[36] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 36(1)(f)	Stipends	stipends
section 36(1)	clauses (f), (g) and (j)	paragraphs (f) and (j)
section 36(2)	Lands Ordinance 1921-1968	Lands Act 1976
section 42(1)	money and have	money have
section 49(2)	Department of External Affairs	department responsible for foreign affairs

Part COM – Commissions of Inquiry Ordinance 1948-1967

[37] Repeal and substitution short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Commissions of Inquiry Act 1948.

[38] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[39] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘Administrator in Council’

omit (all references)

Administrator in Council

Substitute

Cabinet

[40] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 3(1)	he	it
section 7	Public	public
section 10	administrator	administer
section 14	persona	person
Schedule, heading	THE ISLAND	REPUBLIC
	Ordinance	Act
Schedule	on the day of 19 at of the clock in the noon	on [date] at [time]
	this day of 19 .	on [date]

Part CON – Constitutional Review Committee Act 2004-2009

[41] Amendment of section 5

Section 5(3), (4) and (5)

renumber as section 5(2), (3) and (4)

[42] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 4(1)	a committee consisting of nine members of the Parliament of Nauru who shall be appointed	9 members of the Parliament of Nauru must be appointed to the Committee
	select	standing
section 4(2)	member, shall hold	member holds
section 4(3)	Speaker upon	Speaker, on
section 6(5)	That the	The
section 9(2)	applying a	applying, a
section 10(1)	and/or written submissions from the public at large or to any person or body directly within and outside of Nauru	or written submissions from any person or body within or outside Nauru
section 10(5)	in lieu or	instead of or
section 12(a)	including inter-alia	including,
section 12(c)	fit;	fit; and
section 14(2)	in parliament	in Parliament
	PROVIDED	Provided
section 14(3)	report to	report before
section 14(4)	Convention.	Committee.

Part COP – Consular Privileges and Immunities Act 1976

[43] Amendment of section 3

Sectioection 3(2), definition of ‘Ministry for Foreign Affairs’

omit

Department of External Affairs

substitute

department responssponsible for foreign affairs

Part COR – Corporation Act 1972

[44] Amendment of section 1

44.1. Section 1, heading

omit

Title

Substitute

title and commencement

44.2. Section 1(1)

omit, substitute

(1) This Act may be cited as the Corporations Act 1972.

Part COU – Courts Act 1972

[45] Amendment of section 18

Section 18(2)(i) and (ii)

renumber as section 18(2)(a) and (b)

[46] Repeal of sections 75 and 76

Sections 75 and 76

repeal

[47] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 2, definition of ‘heard’	‘tried’	tried
section 2, definition of ‘hearing’	‘trial’	trial
section 24(2)	cause, in	cause in
	section, is	section is
section 72(1)	Every person	(1A) Every person
	this subsection	subsection (1)
Schedule	swear	, swear

Part CRJ – Criminal Justice Act 1999-2009

[48] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 1	(1) This Act	This Act
section 2	(1) In this	In this
section 13(3)(d)	(4) — extend	(4), extend
section 32(2)(a)	A person,	a person,
section 32(3)	(2)(a) and (2)(c)	(2)(a) or (2)(c)
section 33(3)	and of any	and any

Part CRP – Criminal Procedure Act 1972-2006

[49] Omnibus amendment relating to ‘Criminal Code’

omit (all references)

Criminal Code

substitute

Criminal Code 1899

[50] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 2	(1) In this	In this
section 2, definition of ‘sentence’	Motor Traffic Act 1937-1972	Motor Traffic Act 1937
section 42	Mentally-disordered Persons Ordinance 1963-1967	Mentally-disordered Persons Act 1963
section 61(5)	Motor Traffic Act 1937-1972	Motor Traffic Act 1937
section 121A(1)	person, ‘the offender’,	person (‘the offender’)
section 134	Motor Traffic Act 1937-1972	Motor Traffic Act 1937
section 153(2)(b)	shall subject	shall, subject
section 168(2)	shall thereof be attested	shall be attested
section 174	every foolscap page	each page
section 177	Registrar,	Registrar
section 182(1)(a), form	on the............day of	on [date]
	..................19....
Schedule, Part II	at Yaren .................. the..................day of ..................19.....	at Yaren on [date]
	did on the ................. day of .............19...	did, on [date]
Schedule, Part III	did on the ................. day of .............19...	did, on [date]

Part CUA – Custom and Adopted Laws Act 1971

[51] Amendment of section 6

Section 6, all the words from ‘Notwithstanding’ to ‘Act:’

omit, substitute

Despite section 4, the parts of the statute law of England specified in the First Schedule, all rules, regulations and orders made under that statute law and the parts of the common law relating to that statute law do not, except as specified in the First Schedule, apply or have force and effect within Nauru except in so far as all or any of them are adopted or applied from time to time by another Act:

[52] Repeal of sections 7 to 11

Sections 7 to 11

repeal

[53] Repeal of Schedules

Second, Third and Fourth Schedules

Repeal

Part CUS – Customs Ordinance 1922-1967

[54] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Law Adoption (Customs) Act 1922.

Part DIP – Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities Act 1976

[55] Amendment of section 4

section 4(6)(a)

omit

Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a reference to the Department of External Affairs of Nauru;

Substitute

Ministry for Foreign Affairs as a reference to the department responsible for foreign affairs;

Part DIS – Disaster Risk Management Act 2008

[56] Amendment of section 6

Section 6(2), (4) and (5)

omit

Minister responsible for National Disaster Management

Substitute

Minister

Part EXP – Explosives Ordinance 1924-1967

[57] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Explosives Act 1924.

[58] Amendment of section 5

Section 5, all the words from ‘Penalties’ to ‘months.’

omit

[59] New section 6

After section 5

Insert

6 Penalties

The penalty for any breach or non-observance of this Act is a fine of not less than $10, and not more than $100 and imprisonment for a period not exceeding 6 months.

[60] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[61] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
sections 2 and 3	Administrator	Minister
section 5(2)	(1) above:	subsection (1):
section 5(2)(a)	Such	the
	Administrator	Minister
	fired.	fired; and
section 5(2)(b)	to be	are

Part EXT – Extradition of Fugitive Offenders Act 1973

[62] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Extradition Act 1973.

[63] Amendment of section 4

Section 4(4) and (5)

renumber as section 4(3) and (4)

[64] Amendment of Schedule

Schedule, items 29 to 31

omit, substitute

29 Hi-jacking aircraft

30 Money laundering

31 An offence under the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Organised Crime Act 2004

[65] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 2	In this Act	(1) In this Act
section 3(2)	on the high seas within	within
section 7(2)(a)	offence, a	offence – a
	country;	country; and
section 7(2)(b)	offence, a	offence – a
section 8(1)(a)	magistrate;	magistrate; or
section 11(2)(a)	sentence, until	sentence – until
	served;	served; or
section 11(2)(b)	offence, until	offence – until
section 12(1)(a)	case, the	case – the
	returned;	returned; or
section 12(1)(b)	Act, the	Act – the
section 13(1)(b)	evidence;	evidence; and

Part FA – Family Court Act 1973

[66] Repeal of sections 30, 31 and 33

Sections 30, 31 and 33

repeal

[67] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 2	(1) In this Act	In this Act
section 6	Maintenance Ordinance 1959-1967	Maintenance Act 1959
	Adoption of Children Ordinance 1965-1967	Adoption of Children Act 1965
section 25(e)	them;	them; and

Part FI – Fisheries Act 1997

[68] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 11(1)	by any one or more of the following:-	in any of the following ways:
section 18(1)	section.	section 21.
section 37(4)	forfeit	forfeited
section 37(6)(b)	*returned	returned

Part FO – Foreign Trusts, Estates and Wills Act 1972

[69] Amendment of section 8

Section 8(2)

omit

and also deposits with the Republic of Nauru Finance Corporation or with any subsidiary of that corporation

Part IM – Immigration Act 1999

[70] Amendment of section 3

Section 3(3)

omit, substitute

(3) The Minister may give to the Principal Immigration Officer directions or instructions, not inconsistent with this Act, as to the exercise of any power, discretion or function or the performance of any duty under this Act, and the Principal Immigration Officer and immigration officers shall comply with those directions or instructions.

[71] Amendment of section 5

71.1. Section 5(6)(c) (first occurrence)

renumber as section 5(6)(b)

71.2. Section 5(7)

omit, substitute

(7) In addition to any other actions that may be taken under this Act, an immigration officer may issue a non-citizen, who has remained in Nauru despite their permit having expired or who entered Nauru under section 8(3) and becomprohibited imed immigrant, with an infringement notice imposing a fine of an amount prescribed by the Regulations.

(8) A fine imposed under this section is a debt owed to the Republic.

[72] Insertion of heading for Part VI

After section 24

Insert

PART VI — TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS AND SMUGGLING OF MIGRANTS

[73] Amendment of section 25

Section 25, heading

omit, substitute

25 Definitions

[74] Amendment of section 32

Section 32(c) and (d)

renumber as section 32(a) and (b)

[75] Amendment of section 33

Section 33(e) and (f)

renumber as section 33(a) and (b)

[76] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 1	(1) This Act	This Act
section 10(1)(d)(ii)	Nauru — is	Nauru, is
	or is mentally	or to be mentally
section 11(6)	removed to:	removed:
section 11(6)(a)	the place	to the place
section 11(6)(b)	Minister — to	Minister, to
section 13(1)(t)	15(3) — returns	15(3), returns
section 16(2)	Republic Proceedings Act	Republic Proceedings Act 1972
section 25, definition of ‘unlawful means’	the following meanings:	the following:
section 31	who engages in the smuggling of a migrant either knowing or being reckless as to the fact that the person’s entry into a receiving country is illegal, in order to obtain a material benefit commits	who, in order to obtain a material benefit, engages in the smuggling of a migrant, either knowing or being reckless as to the fact that the person’s entry into a receiving country is illegal, commits
section 34(1)	offence is	offence and is
	that person	the first-mentioned person

Part IN – Insolvency Ordinance 1912 (Papua)

[77] Repeal and substitution of sections 1 (short title) and 2

Sections 1 and 2

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Insolvency Act 1912.

[78] Further amendments

heading before section&#160 19

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	AN ORDINANCE	An Act
sections 3, 4, 5, 6(1) and (2), 7, , 13, 14, 16, 17, 117, 18, 19, 29(11), (12) and (13), 38, 40, 54, 55(2) and (5), 59(1), 65, 67, 70, 83(1) and (2), 84(1), (17) and (18), 88, 89(1) and (2), 90, 5, 96, 98, 101, 101, 105(3)(1), 111, 112(2), 113(1), 11), 114, 115, 117(3), 123, 150, 157, 160(2), (5) and (6), 163, 164, 166, 168(1),8(1), 169, 172, 173, ), (2), (9), (10), (11), (13), 184, 186, 187, 188, 189(1) a(1) and (2) and 190	thdinance (all references)	this Act
the Ordinance	the Act
the Ordinance	the Act
section 190	other Ordinance (all references)	other Act or Ordinance

Part LAN – Lands Act 1976

[79] Amendment of the Third Schedule

Third Schedule, after clause 4

Insert

Note

The freehold title to land acquired for use as an aerodrome under the Aerodrome (Acquisition of Land) Act 1952 was transferred to the Administration in 1952 (and on Independence, that land was vested in the Republic). The former landowners of that land are entitled under section 6(2) of that Act to receive annual compensation in perpetuity of the amount which would be payable under clause 4 of this Schedule if the land were leased.

Part LAW – Laws Repeal and Adopting Ordinance 1922-1967

[80] Repeal and substitution of long title

Long title

repeal, substitute

An Act to adopt certain laws of the Commonwealth of Australia, Queensland and the former Territory of Papua as laws of Nauru

[81] Repeal and substitution of sections 1 (short title) and 2

Sections 1 and 2

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Laws Repeal and Adopting Act 1922.

[82] Amendment of First Schedule

First Schedule

omit

Designs Act 1906-1934

Patents, Trade Marks and Designs Act 1910

Patents, Trade Marks and Designs Act 1914-1915

Patents, Trade Marks and Designs Act 1932

Seamen’s Compensation Act 1911

[83] Amendment of Third Schedule

Third Schedule

omit

Employers’ Liability Ordinance 1912

Marriage Ordinance 1912-1914

Seamen (Foreign) Ordinance 1912

[84] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 10	Subject to this Ordinance	Subject to this Act
	the First Schedule to this Ordinance	Schedule 1
	the Island of Nauru	Nauru
section 12	the Second Schedule to this Ordinance	Schedule 2
	the first day of July in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one	1 July 1921
	the Island of Nauru	Nauru
	circumstances of the Island	circumstances of Nauru
	on the Island	in Nauru
section 14	of the Territory	of the former Territory
	the Third Schedule to this Ordinance	Schedule 3
	are in force in the said Territory of Papua at the commencement of this Ordinance, and	were in force in that Territory on 23 September 1922, and
	are in force in the said Territory of Papua at the commencement of this Ordinance are hereby	were in force in that Territory on 23 September 1922 are
	the Island of Nauru	Nauru
	circumstances of the Island	circumstances of Nauru
	on the Island	in Nauru
section 16	the Island of Nauru	Nauru
First Schedule, heading	THE FIRST SCHEDULE	SCHEDULE 1
	ORDINANCE TO THE ISLAND	ACT
Second Schedule, heading	THE SECOND SCHEDULE	SCHEDULE 2
	ORDINANCE TO THE ISLAND	ACT
Third Schedule, heading	THE THIRD SCHEDULE	SCHEDULE 3
	TERRITORY	FORMER TERRITORY
	ORDINANCE TO THE ISLAND	ACT

Part LE – Legal Practitioners Act 1973

[85] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 19(4)	If after	If, after
section 38(2)	Criminal Code	Criminal Code 1899
section 45(2)	Criminal Code	Criminal Code 1899

Part LN – Legitimation Ordinance 1959-1966

[86] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Legitimation Act 1959.

[87] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[88] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit					substitute
long title	Ordinance					Act
section 2, definition of ‘the Registrar’	by the Births, Deaths and Marriages Ordinance 1957					under the Births, Deaths and Marriages Act 1957,
section 8(2)	Administrator in Council (all references)					Minister
section 9	Births, Deaths and Marriages Ordinance 1957					Births, Deaths and Marriages Act 1957
First Schedule, heading	ISLAND					REPUBLIC
	Legitimation Ordinance 1959					Legitimation Act 1959
First Schedule, paragraph 1	on the				day of	on [date], at
		,19			, at
First Schedule, paragraph 2	on the				day of	on [date], at
		,19			, at
First Schedule	Declared		at			Declared		at
			The
			day of			[date]		on
			, 19
Second Schedule, heading	ISLAND					REPUBLIC
	Legitimation Ordinance 1959					Legitimation Act 1959
Second Schedule, paragraph 1	on the		day of			on [date], at
			, 19 . at
Second Schedule, paragraph 2	on the		day of			on [date], at
			, 19 . at
Second Schedule, paragraph 3	on the		day of			on [date].
			, 19 . at
Second Schedule, paragraph 4(c)	Administrator in Council					Minister
Second Schedule	Declared			at		Declared	at
				The
				day of		[date]	on
				, 19

Part MAI – Maintenance Orders (Reciprocal Enforcement) Act 1973

[89] Amendment of section 2

89.1 Section 2

omit

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires –

substitute

(1) Is Act:

89.2 Section 2(1) (as renumbered)ered), definition of ‘the Minister’

omit

89.3 Section 2(1) (as renumbered), definition of ‘the responsible authority’

omit

for External Affairs

Part MAO – Maintenance Ordinance 1959-1967

[90] Repeal and substitution of sections 1 (short title) and 2

Sections 1 and 2

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Maintenance Act 1959.

[91] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[92] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 3, definition of ‘the court’	‘the court’	‘the Court’
sections 14(2) and 17(iv>	the District Court	the Court
section 26	the District Court	the Family Court
section 27, heading	Judiciary Ordinance 1957	Family Court Act 1973
section 27	Judiciary Ordinance 1957	Family Court Act 1973
section 28(1)	the District Court	the Family Court

Part MAT – Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

[93] Amendments

section 6(1)(a)

he may

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 4(2)	him	the Chairman
op"> his (all references)	his or her
<	he	the party
section 6(1)	the person may
	therethereto if he wishes	to the suit
	he is outside	the person is outside
section 6(2)>	he (all references)	thson
section 7(1)	his	the additional party’s
section 9(2)	his	his or her
section 10(1)(c) and (d)	he (all references)	the party
section 10(2)	he	he or she
section 10(4)	he (all references)	the party
section 11(2)	his	the
section 11(4)	him to understand the consequences to him of his	the party to understand the consequences of
section 12(2)	him	the respondent
	hiiv>his	the petitioner’s
section 13(3)	his	the
section 14(1)	him	the respondent
section 14(2)(a)	his	the
section 15	his	the
section 16(2)	his	the Secretary’s
	he	he or she
section 16(3)	his	the Secretary’s
section 17(1)(b)	his	the
sections 22(a) and 24	he	the party
section 24	his	the party’s
section 33(1)	his behalf (all references)	the other party’s behalf
section 33(2)	himself (all references)	himself or herself
section 40(1)(a)	his	the child’s
section 41(2)	himself	himself or herself
section 41(3)	his	the party’s
section 41(4)	his	the child’s
section 43(1) and (2)	his (all references)	the person’s
	he (all references)	the person
section 45(a)	his petition himself or by his	the petition in persony the petitioner’s
op"> section 45(b)	his behalf	the petitioner’s behalf
section 46(4)	he	the person
section 46(4)(a)	him	the person
section 46(5)	him	the plaintiff

Part ME – Mentally-disordered Persons Ordinance 1963-1967

[94] Repeal and substitution of sections 1 (short title) and 2

Sections 1 and 2

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Mentally-disordered Persons Act 1963.

[95] Amendment of section 3

Section 3, definition of ‘State’

omit

[96] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[97] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘Administrator’

omit (all references, except as part of the expression ‘Administrator in Council’)

Administrator

Substitute

Minister

[98] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit		substitute
long title	Ordinance		Act
section 3, definition of ‘medical practitioner’	legally qualified medical practitioner under the law of a State or of a Territory of the Commonwealth or of the Dominion		medical practitioner under the law of a State or Territory of the Commonwealth of Australia,
section 3, definition of ‘the Court’	Supreme Court		District Court
section 3, definition of ‘the Rules of Court’	Judiciary Ordinance 1957.		Courts Act 1972.
section 5, heading	States		other jurisdictions
section 5	Administrator in Council		President
	State:		a place, being a foreign country or of a State or Province of a foreign country:
section 5(a)	in that State,		in that place,
	of that State		of that place
section 7(5)	Where a person, after having been tried for an offence, is found not guilty of the offence on account of unsoundness of mind and is ordered by the court by which he was tried to be kept in custody until Her Majesty’s pleasure is known,		If a person is in lawful custody under a special finding, made under section 111 of the Criminal Procedure Act 1972, that the person was not guilty of an offence by reason of insanity,
section 8, heading	State authorities, etc.		care outside Nauru
section 8(1)(a)	State		place
section 8(2)	Administration (all references)		Republic
section 10(1)	State (all references)		place
section 10(2)	Administration (all references)		Republic
section 11	State (all references)		place
	Administration (all references)		Republic
	administrator		Minister
section 18(a)	he describes himself, as,		the person describes himself or herself as,
section 20, heading	Ordinance		Act
Schedule, Form 1, paragraph (a)	on the	day of , 19 ,	on [date],
Schedule, Form 1	Dated this	Day ,19 ,	Dated:
Schedule, Form 2	Supreme Court of the Island of Nauru		District Court of the Republic of Nauru
	Administrator of the Island of Nauru		Minister

Part NA – Nauru Antiquities Ordinance 1935-1967

[99] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Antiquities Act 1935.

[100] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[101] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 3	Administrator in Council	Minister
	Crown	Republic
section 4	the Territory	Nauru
	Administrator in Council	Minister
section 5(1)	Administrator in Council	Minister
	the Territory	Nauru
section 5(2)	Collector	Chief Collector
section 5(3)	Crown	Republic
section 5(4)	Administrator in Council	Minister
section 6	Collector	Chief Collector
	Officer in Charge	Director
	the Territory	Nauru
section 7	Administrator in Council	Minister
	Nauru Gazette	Gazette
section 8(1)	(i) Caves	(a) caves
	(ii) Representations	(b) representations
	(iii) Deposits	(c) deposits
	(iv) Places	(d) places
section 8(2)	Administrator in Council	Minister
section 9	Administrator in Council	Minister
	them in	them, in
	Administrator	Minister
section 10	Administrator in Council	Minister
section 11(1)	Administrator in Council	Cabinet
section 11(1)(a)	The duties	the duties
	Collector	Chief Collector
	Officer in Charge	Director
section 11(1)(b)	The constitution of the Board	the constitution of the board
section 11(1)(c)	Penalties	penalties

Part NLC – Nauru Lands Committee Ordinance 1956-1963

[102] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Nauru Lands Committee Act 1956.

[103] Amendment of section 2

Section 2, definition of ‘the Council’

omit

[104] Repeal and substitution of section 8

Section 8

repeal, substitute

8 Validation of decisions of Central Court and Administrator

(1) The former Central Court is taken to have had, at all relevant times, jurisdiction to determine appeals from the Lands Committee constituted, before the date of commencement of Ordinance No. 3 of 1956, in accordance with the customs and usages of the Nauruan people.

(2) The following decisions made before the date of commencement of Ordinance No. 3 of 1956 are taken to have been validly made:

(a) decisions of the former Central Court made on appeal from the Lands Committee;

(b) decisions of the pre-independence Administrator made on further appeal from the former Central Court.

[105] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘the Council’

omit (all references)

the Council

substitute

the Cabinet

[106] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 2	this Ordinance	this Act
section 2, definition of ‘the Committee’	this Ordinance	this Act
section 5	paid, out of the Nauru Local Government Council Fund,	paid

Part NRC – Nauru Rehabilitation Corporation Act 1997

[107] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 5(3)(a)	on,	on; and
sections 5(3)(b) and 16(a) and (b)	;	; and
section 16(c)	to the Corporation	to the Corporation; and
Third Schedule	(Section 17)	section 16

Part NTC – Nauru Trustee Corporation Act 1972

[108] Amendment of section 22

Section 22(3)

omit

the Corporation Bill 1972

substitute

section 4 of the Corporations Act 1972

[109] Amendment of section 36

Section 36, heading

omit

Corporation Act 1972

Substitute

Corporations Act 1972

[110] Omnibus amendment relating to ‘Corporation Act 1972’

omit (all references)

Corporation Act 1972

substitute

Corporations Act 1972

Part NUB – Nauruan Bureau of Statistics Act 1992

[111] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Statistics Act 1992.

[112] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 11	(1) A	A
	direct(ion	direction

Part OA – Oaths, Affirmations and Statutory Declarations Act 1976

[113] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 10	, 19	, 2
Fifth Schedule	Section 10>	section 11 >
	, 19	, v>

Part PAR – Parliament of Nauru (Register of Interests) Act 2004

[114] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) Act 2004.

[115] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 3, definition of ‘financial benefit’	Salaries of Members of Parliament Act	Parliamentary Salaries and Allowances Act 2008
section 3, definition of ‘Register’	section 6	section 7
section 3, definition of ‘return’	approved in accordance with section 5	prescribed under section 6
section 4(a)(i)	interests;	interests; and
section 4(e)	he or his	he nor his <
section 5(1)	shall on	must, on
section 5(2)	Constitution submit	Constitution, submit
section 6(1)(a)	following;	following; and
section 6(1)(b)	kind;	kind; and
section 6(2)	shall contain:	must contain the following:
section 6(2)(d)	held during	held, during
section 6	(2) Nothing	(3) Nothing
section 11(2)	(i) To	(a) to
	House which	House, which
	(ii) that	(b) that
section 12(4)	state:	state the following:
section 12(7)(a)	more that	more than

Part PAT – Patents Registration Act 1973

[116] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 17	the Nauru Phosphate Corporation	RONPHOS
	therefor to	to

Part POL – Police Offences Ordinance 1967

[117] Amendment of long title

Long title

omit

AN ORDINANCE

substitute

An Act

[118] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Summary Offences Act 1967.

[119] Amendment of section 2

Section 2

omit

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

a name="_Toc290402639">Part POS – Post and Telegraph Act 1901-1966 (Commonwealth)

[120] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Post and Telegraph Act 1901.

Part PT – Post and Telegraph Ordinance 1952-1963

[121] Repeal and substitution of long title

Long title

repeal, substitute

An Act relating to the postal and telegraphic services of Nauru

[122] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Law Adoption (Post and Telegraph) Act 1952.

[123] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[124] Amendment of section 2

Section 2, definitions of ‘the Island’ and ‘the Rates Act’

omit

[125] Repeal of section 4

Section 4

repeal

[126] Amendment of section 6

Section 6(2)

omit

[127] Repeal of sections 7 and 8

Sections 7 and 8

repeal

[128] Further amendments

top">

section 3, heading

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 2, definition of >‘th16;the Post and Telegraph Act’	Act;	Act.
certain Commonwealth Acts and Regulations	Post and Telegraph Act
section 3(1)	and the Rates Act are adopted, subject to such modifications and adaptions as are prescribed by or under Ordinance of the Island, as laws of the Island of Nauru, so far as they are applicable to the circumstances of the Island	is adopted (subject to any modifications and adaptations prescribed by a law of Nauru) as a law of Nauru, so far as it is applicable to the circumstances of Nauru
	those Acts as so adopted	the adopted Act
section 3(2)	or the Rates Act is	is
	the Island	Nauru
section 5	and the Rates Act to	to
	Administrator of the Island	Minister
section 6	(1) The Post	The Post
	the Island	Nauru
section 9	The Administrator	Cabinet
	for all or any of the purposes specified in section ninety-seven of the Post and Telegraph Act and section nine of the Rates Act.	for prescribing rates of postage and rates for other services provided under the Act.

Part PUB – Public Accounts Committee Act 1992

[129] Amendments

Audit Act

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 3(1)	select	standing
section 7(1)(a)	Audit Act 1973
section 18(1)	section 14	section 15

Part PUF – Public Finances (Control and Management) Act 1997

[130] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Public Finance (Control and Management) Act 1997.

[131] Further amendments

< op">

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 2(1), definition >‘#8216;department’	Public Service Act	Public Service Act 1998
section 2(1), definition of ‘Government Loans Fund’	Government Loans Act	Goent Loans Act 1972
section 6(1)	Where is It	If it is
section 6(3)	year;	year,
section 8(5)	(3), If	(3), if
section 10(3)	no accounting officer shalt	an accounting officer must not
section 11(1)	Republic-	Republic.
section 17(1)	tar	for
section 17(2)(b)	Is	is
section 17(4)	Immediately	immediately
section 32(1)	for -	for the following:
section 32(1)(f)	to public officers	to public officers;
section 32(1)(g)	matters	matters;
section 32(2)	therein:	in the regulations.

Part QU – Quarantine Act 1908-1920 (Commonwealth)

[132] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Quarantine Act 1908.

Part RB – Registration of Business Names Act 1976

[133] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Business Names Act 1976.

Part RS – Registration of Shipping Act 1968

[134] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Shipping Registration Act 1968.

[135] Amendment of section 2

Section 2, definition of ‘The Minister’

omit

Part SA – Salvage of Derelict Wreck Act 1969

[136] Amendment of section 16

Section 16(a), (b) and (c)

omit (all references)

If

substitute

if

[137] Amendment of section 31

Section 31

omit

Wreck and Salvage Ordinance of 1902 of the Territory of Papua as adopted by the Laws Repeal and Adopting Ordinance 1922-1967

Substitute

Wreck and Salvage Act 1902

[138] Amendment of section 34

Section 34, definition of ‘the Minister’

omit

Part SC – Succession, Probate and Administration Act 1976

[139] Amendment of sections 37 and 63

Sections 37(1)(b) and 63(2)(b)

omit

the Nauru Phosphate Corporation

substitute

RONPHOS

Part SM – Survey Marks Ordinance 1925-1967

[140] Repeal and substitution of long title

Long title

repeal, substitute

An Act to reserve a distinguishing mark for use in connection with official surveys

[141] Repeal and substitution of sections 1 (short title) and 2

Sections 1 and 2

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Survey Marks Act 1925.

2 Definitions

In this Act:

‘Government Surveyor’ means the public officer from time to time responsible for carrying out land and other surveys on behalf of the Republic.

[142] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 3	those working	a person working
	this Ordinance	this Act

Part SU – Survey Ordinance 1961-1967

[143] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Survey Act 1961.

[144] Amendment of section 4

Section 4(1)

omit, substitute

(1) Cabinet may, on application by a person, register the person as a surveyor if:

(a) the person is authorised under a law of a State or Territory of Australia, or New Zealand, to practise as a surveyor; and

(b) Cabinet is satisfied the person is a fit and proper person to be registered as a surveyor.

[145] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[146] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘Administrator in Council’

omit (all references)

Administrator in Council

substitute

Cabinet

[147] Further amendments

Schedule, paragraph (e)

Provision	Amendment
	omit			substitute
long title	Ordinance			Act
section 2, definition of ‘Government Surveyor’	the person holding office as, or performing the functions of the office of, Government Surveyor of Nauru;			the public officer from time to time responsible for carrying out land and other surveys on behalf of the Republic;
section 2, definition of ‘licence’	Administrator			Minister
section 2, definition of ‘survey’, paragraph (b)	Administration			Republic
section 3, heading>	Ordinance			Act
section 3	This Ordinance			This Act
section 5(1)	Administrator			Minister
section 5(1)(a)	an officer or employee of the Public Service of Nauru			a public officer
section 5(2)	Administrator (all references)			Minister
section 6, heading	Ordinance			Act
Schedule, heading	ORDINANCE			ACT
Schedule	Survey Ordinance 1961 hereby			Survey Act 1961,
Schedule, paragraph (c) >	Survey Ordinance 1961;			Survey Act 1961;
on the	day		[date].
of		19

Part TM – Trademarks Regulations Adoption Ordinance 1964-1966

[148] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Law Adoption (Trade Marks Regulations) Act 1964.

[149] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	ORDINANCE	Act
section 3	Administrator	Minister

Part TR – Treasury Fund Protection Act 2004

[150] Amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
section 3	No person shall authorise or permit the	A person must not make, direct or permit a
	Constitution that has not been	Constitution, unless the withdrawal has been
section 6(3)	genuinely	based on a belief that was genuinely
section 7(1)	including inter-alia	including
	including consultants	(including a consultant)
	commits	he or she commits
section 8(1)	has been	have been
section 8(2)	has been	have been
section 8(3)	in the Republic of Nauru Finance Corporation Act or any	in any
section 8(4)	contravention to	contravention of

Part WC – Workers’ Compensation Ordinance 1956-1967

[151] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Workers’ Compensation Act 1956.

[152] Amendment of section 5

Section 5, definition of ‘worker’, paragraph (d)

omit

[153] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[154] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘Administrator in Council’

omit (all references)

Administrator in Council

substitute

Cabinet

[155] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 2	This Ordinance	This Act
section 3(2)	the Act	the 1912 Act
section 4, heading	Ordinance	Act
section 4(1)	the Act	the 1912 Act
section 5(1), definition of ‘the Act’	‘the Act’	‘the 1912 Act’
section 5(1), definition of ‘worker’, paragraph (b)	business;	business; or
section 5(1), definition of ‘worker’, paragraph (c)	outworker; or	outworker.
section 6(2) and (6)(iv>	connexion	connection
sec7(7)(b)	if owing	if, owing
section 10(1)(b)	Administrator, or of an officer appointed by the Administrator	Minister, or of an officer appointed by the Minister
section 11(2)	dependantswholly	dependants wholly
section 16(3)	Where upon	If, on
section 18(1)	to pay damage	to pay damages
section 19, heading	Ordinance	Act
section 20(1)	Administration or the British Phosphate Commissioners)	Republic)
section 22(d)	connexion	connection

Part WI – Wild Birds Preservation Ordinance 1937-1967

[156] Repeal and substitution of short title

section 1

repeal, substitute

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Wild Birds Protection Act 1937.

[157] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[158] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 2	This Ordinance	This Act
section 5	Administrator	Minister
section 7	possession any	possession, any

Part WO – Workers (Contracts of Service) Ordinance 1922-1967

[159] Repeal and substitution of short title

Section 1

repeal

1 Short title

This Act may be cited as the Workers (Contracts of Service) Act 1922.

[160] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘Administrator’

omit (all references, except as part of the expression ‘Administrator in Council’)

Administrator

substitute

Minister

[161] Omnibus amendment relating to ‘authorized’

omit (all references)

authorized

substitute

authorised

[162] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

[163] Further amendments

Provision	Amendment
	omit	substitute
long title	Ordinance	Act
section 3	Administrator in Council	Cabinet
section 3	company (including the British Phosphate Commissioners)	company
section 7	No worker,	(1) No worker,
	Nothing	(2) Nothing
section 8(1)(e)	workers; or	fellow workers; or
section 12(1)(b)	the Territory	Nauru
section 15	less number	lesser number
	loading and discharging of vessels,	loading and unloading of ships or aircraft,
section 24	the articles of accommodation, food, or clothing, &c., stipulated in his contract, or supplies an inferior quality of those articles,	the accommodation, food, clothing or any other benefit stipulated in his contract, or supplies an inferior form of any of them,
section 28(2)	Separate dwelling	A separate dwelling
section 34	of any worker who	of any worker, who
section 51	lodging rations	lodging, rations

Part WR – Wreck and Salvage Ordinance 1902 (Papua)

[164] Amendment of long title

Long title

omit

Ordinance

Substitute

Act

[165] Insertion of new short title

Before section 1

Insert

1A Short title

This Act may be cited as the Wreck and Salvage Act 1902.

[166] Repeal of section 32

Section 32

Repeal

[167] Omnibus amendment of references to ‘this Ordinance’

omit (all references)

this Ordinance

substitute

this Act

SCHEDULE 2 – REPEAL OF ORDINANCES

section 13(a)

Arms and Opium Prohibition Ordinance 1936-1967

Cinematograph Censorship Ordinance 1927-1967

Constitutional Convention Ordinance 1967

Executive Council Ordinance 1966-1967

Importation of Dogs Ordinance 1937-1967

Leprosy Suppression Ordinance 1922

Manufacture and Sale of Bread Ordinance 1926-1967

Marking of Weight on Heavy Packages Ordinance 1932-1967

Motor Vehicle (Third-Party Insurance) Ordinance 1967-1972

Native Administration Ordinance 1922-1967

Native Co-operative Societies Ordinance 1935-1967

Nauru Phosphate Agreement Ordinance 1968

Nauruan Housing Ordinance 1957-1967

Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1947

Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1966

Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1967

Prohibition of Sale or Barter of Administration and Employers’ Stores Ordinance 1953-1967

Prohibition of Sale to Chinese and Natives of Overmilled Rice Ordinance 1925-1967

Quarantine Area Ordinance 1921-1967

Quarantine (Plague) Ordinance 1922-1967

Roads Maintenance Ordinance 1922-1967

Shipping Fees Ordinance 1937-1967

Social Services Ordinance 1956-1967

War Deaths (Civilians) Certificates Ordinance 1946-1967

SCHEDULE 3 – REPEAL OF Acts

section 13(b)

Constitutional Convention Act 2007

Currency (Remittance Charge) Act 1997

Higher Education Act 1986

Insurance Act 1974-1996

Leper Station and Hospital Enclosure Ordinance Repeal Act 1970

Long Term Investment Fund (Appropriation) Act 1996

Long Term Investment Fund (Sequestration) Act 2004

Nauru Currency Act 1997

Nauru Housing Fund Supply Act 1968

Nauru Island Council (Dissolution) Act 1999

Nauru Island Council Subvention Act 1992

Nauru Local Council Guarantee Act 1968

Nauru Local Government Council Act 1951-1985

Nauru Local Government Council Dissolution Act 1992

Nauru Local Government Council Dissolution Consequential Amendments Act 1997

Nauru Local Government Council Guarantee Act 1970

Nauru Local Government Council Guarantee Act 1971-1972

Nauru Local Government Council Guarantee Act 1976 (Act No. 1 of 1976)

Nauru Local Government Council Guarantee Act 1976 (Act No. 8 of 1977)

Ordinances Repeal Act 1968

Phosphate Industry Finance Act 1968

Rehabilitation Fund (Denigomodu School) Act 1998

Republic of Nauru Finance Corporation (Repeal) Act 2009

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