the new Act definition

the new Act means the Dividing Fences Act 1988; “the old Act” means the Dividing Fences Act 1951.
the new Act means the M21Social Security Act 1975 or, as this Act applies to Northern Ireland, the M22Social Security (Northern Ireland) Act 1975; and “the Old Cases Act” means the M23Industrial Injuries and Diseases (Old‌‌
the new Act means this Act, as amended by the amending Act;

Examples of the new Act in a sentence

  • You have enhanced rights under the new Act in respect of the information we hold subject to some exemptions.

  • The work community development plan pursuant to the new Act on Co-op- eration within Undertakings may include the occupational safety and health action programme, the equality plan and the non-discrimination plan.

  • Any ballot question submitted to the voters of the City of ▇▇▇ Arbor and/or the City of Ypsilanti shall clearly identify the new funding as additional to the existing millage and in Ypsilanti specifically authorize the continued collection and transfer of the full Charter Transportation millage to the new Act 196 TA.

  • Following the granting of Royal Assent to a revised Library Act, all member councils of RRL agree to have this Library Agreement reviewed in accordance with the provisions of the new Act in order to achieve compliance.

  • The government will be strict in applying the additional safeguards in the new Act.

  • Business activities in the new national park will be governed by the Act on Vatnajökull National Park, which is in accor- dance with the principles of the new Act on Business Activities on State Lands.

  • The parish officers were authorized to borrow the sum of four hundred and fifty pounds for the purpose of paying the cost and expenses of obtaining the new Act of Parliament at 5 percent per annum to be repaid in five years by equal payments.

  • Also to ascertain upon what terms a sum of money may be borrowed to pay the expenses of the new Act of Parliament and also to take into consideration at what sum the railway may be satisfactorily rated.

  • Under the new Act, Community Planning Partners (CPP) which includes the Authority must act to reduce inequalities of outcome resulting from socio-economic disadvantage.

  • The work community development plan pursuant to the new Act on Co-operation within Undertakings may include the occupational safety and health action programme, the equality plan and the non-discrimination plan.