s. 19 for ensuring the delivery of a water service (within the meaning of that Part) if the alteration does not affect its status or the status of a successor body as such a public authority accountable to a responsible Minister of the Crown for ensuring the delivery of that service. Division 2—Privileges of Parliament 19 Privileges powers etc. of Council and Assembly No. 6224 s. 12. (1) The Council and the Assembly respectively and the committees and members thereof respectively shall hold enjoy and exercise such and the like privileges immunities and powers as at the 21st day of July, 1855 were held enjoyed and exercised by the House of Commons of Great Britain and Ireland and by the committees and members thereof, so far as the same are not inconsistent with any Act of the Parliament of Victoria, whether such privileges immunities or powers were so held possessed or enjoyed by custom statute or otherwise. (2) The Parliament may by Act legislate for or with respect to the privileges immunities and powers to be held enjoyed and exercised by the Council and the Assembly and by the committees and the members thereof respectively. (3) Any copy of the Journals of the House of No. 6224 s. 13. Commons printed or purporting to be printed by the order or printer of the House of Commons shall be received as prima facie evidence without proof of its being such copy, upon any inquiry touching the privileges immunities and powers of the Council or the Assembly or of any committee or member thereof respectively.
for ensuring the delivery of a water service (within the meaning of that Part) if the alteration does not affect its status or the status of a successor body as such a public authority accountable to a responsible Minister of the Crown for ensuring the delivery of that service. Division 2—Privileges of Parliament No. 6224 s. 12. 19 Privileges powers etc. of Council and Assembly s. 19 (1) The Council and the Assembly respectively and the committees and members thereof respectively shall hold enjoy and exercise such and the like privileges immunities and powers as at the 21st day of July, 1855 were held enjoyed and exercised by the House of Commons of Great Britain and Ireland and by the committees and members thereof, so far as the same are not inconsistent with any Act of the Parliament of Victoria, whether such privileges immunities or powers were so held possessed or enjoyed by custom statute or otherwise. (2) The Parliament may by Act legislate for or with respect to the privileges immunities and powers to be held enjoyed and exercised by the Council and the Assembly and by the committees and the members thereof respectively. No. 6224 s. 13. (3) Any copy of the Journals of the House of Commons printed or purporting to be printed by the order or printer of the House of Commons shall be received as prima facie evidence without proof of its being such copy, upon any inquiry touching the privileges immunities and powers of the Council or the Assembly or of any committee or member thereof respectively.
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