New Zealand Legislation: Acts
Acts are laws made by Parliament
(1) The Attorney-General may from time to time give directions as to the form in which—
(a) Copies of Acts of Parliament; or
(b) Reprints of Acts of Parliament; or
(c) Copies of regulations; or
(d) Reprints of regulations; or
(e) Reprints of Imperial Acts that have effect as part of the laws of New Zealand,—
shall be printed and published under this Act.
(2) Directions given under this section may provide for the printing of all or any copies of—
(a) Acts of Parliament; or
(b) Reprints of Acts of Parliament; or
(c) Regulations; or
(d) Reprints of regulations; or
(e) Reprints of Imperial Acts that have effect as part of the laws of New Zealand,—
with the omission of such signatures and formal or introductory parts as the Attorney-General from time to time directs.
Compare: 1936 No 17 s 4(1), (2)