Ministers of State Act 1952

Act No. 1 of 1952 as amended

Consolidated as in force on 30 September 1999

(includes amendments up to Act No. 115 of 1999

Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting
Attorney-General’s Department, Canberra

 

 

 

Contents

1 Short title [see Note 1]...........................

2 Commencement...............................

4 Number of Ministers............................

5 Salaries of Ministers.............................

6 Additional allowances to Ministers of State...............

Notes 

An Act to determine the number of the Ministers of State and to make provision for their Salaries and Allowances

 

 

  This Act may be cited as the Ministers of State Act 1952.

  This Act shall be deemed to have come into operation on 1st January, 1952.

  The number of the Ministers of State shall not exceed 30.

  The annual sum payable under section 66 of the Constitution for the salaries of the Ministers of State must not exceed $1,622,000 in a financial year.

  There are payable to the Ministers of State, in addition to their salaries, and in addition to any allowances payable to them as senators or members of the House of Representatives, such respective allowances as are determined by the Remuneration Tribunal in pursuance of the Remuneration Tribunals Act 1973.

Notes to the Ministers of State Act 1952

Note 1

The Ministers of State Act 1952 as shown in this consolidation comprises Act No. 1, 1952 amended as indicated in the Tables below.

Table of Acts

Act

Number
and year

Date
of Assent

Date of commencement

Application, saving or transitional provisions

Ministers of State Act 1952

1, 1952

13 Mar 1952

1 Jan 1952

 

Ministers of State Act 1956

1, 1956

24 Feb 1956

24 Feb 1956

—

Ministers of State Act 1959

18, 1959

23 Apr 1959

1 Mar 1959

—

Ministers of State Act 1964

1, 1964

4 Mar 1964

4 Mar 1964

—

Ministers of State Act (No. 2) 1964

71, 1964

30 Oct 1964

1 Nov 1964

—

Statute Law Revision (Decimal Currency) Act 1966

93, 1966

29 Oct 1966

1 Dec 1966

—

Ministers of State Act 1967

1, 1967

27 Feb 1967

27 Feb 1967

—

Ministers of State Act 1968

102, 1968

29 Nov 1968

1 Dec 1968

—

Ministers of State Act 1971

43, 1971

18 May 1971

18 May 1971

—

Remuneration and Allowances Act 1973

14, 1973

1 Apr 1973

1 Apr 1973

—

Statute Law Revision Act 1973

216, 1973

19 Dec 1973

31 Dec 1973

Ss. 9(1) and 10

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1978

82, 1978

22 June 1978

22 June 1978

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1979

141, 1979

23 Nov 1979

23 Nov 1979

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1980

165, 1980

10 Dec 1980

10 Dec 1980

—

Remuneration and Allowances Amendment Act 1981

121, 1981

9 Sept 1981

1 July 1981

—

Remuneration and Allowances Amendment Act 1982

78, 1982

19 Sept 1982

19 Sept 1982

—

Remuneration and Allowances Amendment Act 1983

128, 1983

22 Dec 1983

S. 5(2): 1 July 1984 (see s. 2(2) and Gazette 1984, No. S245)
Remainder: Royal Assent

S. 2(3)

Remuneration and Allowances Amendment Act 1984

73, 1984

25 June 1984

25 June 1984

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1985

56, 1985

4 June 1985

4 June 1985

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1986

26, 1986

13 May 1986

13 May 1986

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1987

71, 1987

5 June 1987

5 June 1987

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act (No. 2) 1987

91, 1987

18 Sept 1987

18 Sept 1987

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1988

19, 1988

11 May 1988

11 May 1988

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1989

20, 1989

20 Apr 1989

20 Apr 1989

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1990

109, 1990

18 Dec 1990

15 Jan 1991

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1992

50, 1992

17 June 1992

17 June 1992

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1994

35, 1994

15 Mar 1994

15 Mar 1994

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1996

2, 1996

30 May 1996

30 May 1996

—

Ministers of State Amendment Act 1999

115, 1999

22 Sept 1999

22 Sept 1999

—

 

Table of Amendments

ad. = added or inserted      am. = amended      rep. = repealed      rs. = repealed and substituted

Provision affected

How affected

S. 2....................

am. No. 14, 1973

S. 3....................

am. No. 14, 1973

 

rep. No. 216, 1973

S. 4....................

am. No. 1, 1956; No. 1, 1964; No. 1, 1967; No. 43, 1971; No. 91, 1987

S. 5....................

am. No. 1, 1956; No. 18, 1959; Nos. 1 and 71, 1964; No. 93, 1966; No. 1, 1967; No. 102, 1968; No. 43, 1971; No. 14, 1973; No. 82, 1978; No. 141, 1979; No. 165, 1980; No. 121, 1981; No. 78, 1982; No. 128, 1983; No. 73, 1984; No. 56, 1985; No. 26, 1986; No. 71, 1987; No. 19, 1988; No. 20, 1989; No. 109, 1990; No. 50, 1992; No. 35, 1994; No. 2, 1996

 

rs. No. 115, 1999

S. 6....................

am. No. 71, 1964; No. 93, 1966; No. 102, 1968; No. 14, 1973

 

rs. No. 82, 1978

S. 7....................

rs. No. 18, 1959

 

am. No. 71, 1964; No. 93, 1966; No. 102, 1968

 

rs. No. 14, 1973

Ss. 8, 9.................

ad. No. 14, 1973

 

rep. No. 82, 1978

Heading to The Schedule....

rep. No. 14, 1973

Heading to Schedule........

ad. No. 14, 1973

Schedule................

rep. No. 216, 1973