New Zealand Legislation: Supplementary Order Papers
Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) are proposed amendments to Bills
Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) are proposed amendments to Bills
Clause 43: new section 73(2)–(6)
To omit these subsections (line 4 on page 89 to line 9 on page 90) and substitute the following subsections:
“(2) The allocation plan must—
“(a) specify the matters set out in section 72(2); and
“(b) incorporate any changes made to the draft allocation plan under section 72(8); and
“(c) be presented the House of Representatives as soon as practicable after it is issued, along with the report provided to the Minister under section 72(7) and any of the Minister’s decisions on the recommendations contained in the report.
“(3) An allocation plan providing for the matters in—
“(a) section 68 comes into force on the day after it is presented to the House of Representatives:
“(b) section 69, 69B, or 70 comes into force 15 sitting days after it is presented to the House of Representatives unless the House resolves, in that period, to disapply the allocation plan.
“(4) If Parliament is dissolved or expires before the end of the period of sitting days within which the House of Representatives must resolve to disapply an allocation plan under subsection (3)(b), and the House has not, by that time, resolved to disapply the allocation plan, then the allocation plan comes into force on the day the House is dissolved or expires.