Table 10 [Table 10.1] substitute Table 10 column 1 column 2 column 3 item table details Drafting note 1 This amendment replaces the entire table. Schedule 1, item 7, paragraph (b) (i) substitute (i) satisfy the criteria in AS/NZS 2243.3:2010, for classification as Risk Group 1; and Drafting note 1 The table has paragraphs and subparagraphs in column 2. This amendment replaces subparagraph (i) in item 7. Schedule 1 heading, reference substitute (see s 15) Drafting note 1 This amendment replaces the reference under the schedule heading. 2 This same principle as shown above applies to amending a dictionary reference. Insertions Schedule 1, new item 4A [new items 5 to 8] insert 4A armadillos through the tail Drafting notes 1 Also use for an insertion after the last table item. 2 There is no need to the insertion. The place’ is evident from the context. ‘locate’ ‘appropriate 3 For insertions at the beginning of a table, use a locator with before. 4 It is not necessary to renumber the table items. This will be done by the Republications Team under LA, s 116. This example is for a schedule that only has a table (therefore it is not numbered). For schedules with multiple tables include the table number after the schedule reference.
Table 10 [Table 10.1] substitute Table 10 column 1 item column 2 column 3 table details Drafting note 1 This amendment replaces the entire table. Schedule 1, item 7, paragraph (b) (i) substitute (i) satisfy the criteria in AS/NZS 2243.3:2010, for classification as Risk Group 1; and Drafting note 1 The table has paragraphs and subparagraphs in column 2. This amendment replaces subparagraph (i) in item 7. Schedule 1 heading, reference substitute (see s 15) Drafting note 1 This amendment replaces the reference under the schedule heading. 2 This same principle as shown above applies to amending a dictionary reference. Insertions Schedule 1, new item 4A [new items 5 to 8] insert 4A armadillos through the tail Drafting notes 1 Also use for an insertion after the last table item. 2 There is no need to ‘locate’ the insertion. The ‘appropriate place’ is evident from the context. 3 For insertions at the beginning of a table, use a locator with before. 4 It is not necessary to renumber the table items. This will be done by the Republications Team under LA, s 116. This example is for a schedule that only has a table (therefore it is not numbered). For schedules with multiple tables include the table number after the schedule reference.
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