Government billAmending billAct of the Assembly
Dating of Instruments (Amendment) Bill
Session of 1958. Became The Dating of Instruments (Amendment) Act on 11 September 1958.
Progress of the bill
- 1st reading
- 2nd reading
- CommitteeThe Chronology Committee
- Report
- 3rd reading11 September 1958
- Assent11 September 1958
Summary of the bill
- Passed by the Assembly by 39 votes to 24.
- Administered by the Ministry of Chronology.
- Offences under this Act are tried before the Court of Chronological Offences.
- Comes into force on 1 January 1959.
The bill amends The Dating of Instruments (Amendment) Act.
Division on third reading
The Ayes have it. All divisions of 1958.
Debates
Official report of the debate on third reading, 11 September 1958.
Members who spoke
Roland BrennThe Continuity Party · Kesselhöh
Paul HeideThe Continuity Party · Kesselhöh
Hugo GrauThe Continuity Party · The Osmoor
Sigmund MarrowThe Reed Party · Kesselhöh
Hugo BauerThe Reed Party · The Sudmark
Viktor ReinholtThe Reed Party · The Ostrand
Published by the Clerk of the Assembly. Dates as recorded by the Ministry of Chronology.