The 'Enacting Words' to an Act of Parliament Are

question 72

Multiple Choice

The 'enacting words' to an Act of Parliament are:

• A)formal words at the beginning of the legislation that are not essential to the validity of the legislation.
• B)an essential phrase that introduces an Act of Parliament and without which the Act has no legal force or effect.
• C)an introductory paragraph in an Act that identifies the date on which the Act received Royal Assent from the Governor-General.
• D)the long title of an Act that usually sets out the purpose of the Act.

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