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Comments on some provisions of the Code of Conduct

Paul Vermeesch

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Abstract

Section 13(4) of the Code requires an APS employee acting in connection with APS employment to comply with all applicable Australian laws. Section 13(4) defines 'Australian law' as: - any Act of the Commonwealth Parliament, or any instrument made under such an Act. - any law of a State or Territory, including any instrument made under such law.

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Section 13(4) of the Code requires an APS employee acting in connection with APS employment to comply with all applicable Australian laws. Section 13(4) defines 'Australian law' as: - any Act of the Commonwealth Parliament, or any instrument made under such an Act. - any law of a State or Territory, including any instrument made under such law.

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Section 13(4) of the Code requires an APS employee acting in connection with APS employment to comply with all applicable Australian laws. Section 13(4) defines 'Australian law' as: - any Act of the Commonwealth Parliament, or any instrument made under such an Act. - any law of a State or Territory, including any instrument made under such law.

Key concepts: Parliament, Law, Section (typography), Commonwealth, Code (set theory), State (computer science), Political science, Business

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