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= <span id="EM"></span>Relevant notes from the Explanatory Memorandum = 168. This section provides for the making of Relevant Bills, which are proposed laws that subsection (1) defines as dealing with Annual Appropriation, ordinary membership fees, charity distributions to ordinary members, original grants of ordinary membership, or the authorisation of borrowing from an entity under section 95. 169. Subsection (2) provides that where an upper House (a House of the Parliament other than the House of Ordinaries) refuses to pass a Relevant Bill introduced by the House of Ordinaries within one month of it passing the House to which this section applies the Bill may be presented for the Enactor’s assent as if it had passed each House. 170. Subsection (3) alters the words of enactment to reflect the fact that the Enactor and the House of Ordinaries alone have made the Bill. Subsection (4) provides the Speaker must endorse the Bill with a certificate that confirms the Bill is a Relevant Bill, and subsection (5) provides for the conclusive evidence of the certificate. These provisions are to ensure there is no doubt cast over the parliamentary approval process by the judicature, consistent with the notion of the Parliament’s control over its own processes. To further reduce any doubt over the operation of this section, subsection (6) provides that a Bill is not altered by the alteration of the words of enactment under subsection (3) or a certificate made by the Speaker under subsection (4). 171. This section is intended to allow the House of Ordinaries, and by extension the Government, to continue to exercise its general mandate to advance the charitable purposes of Urabba Parks, whether by the raising or application of funds, despite a disagreement with members of another House. It is based on section 65 of the ''Constitution Act 1975'' of the Parliament of Victoria. [[Category:Urabbaparcensian constitutional law| ]]
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