Section 20: Commencement and disallowance
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20. Commencement and disallowance
(1) Subject to section 22, every subsidiary enactment shall come into
operation on the date of its publication in the Gazette or on such earlier or
later date as may be specifically provided in the enactment.
(2) The Clerk of the Assembly shall lay every subsidiary enactment before the Assembly not later than the second sitting of the Assembly after
publication of the subsidiary enactment.
(3) No subsidiary enactment may be amended by the Assembly, but the
Assembly may, without prejudice to any other of its powers, disallow any
subsidiary enactment, other than a Proclamation, on motion made to that
effect, by resolution passed within 30 days after the subsidiary enactment is
laid before the Assembly under subsection (2).
(4) Where a subsidiary enactment has been disallowed under subsection (3), the Attorney-General shall give notice of the disallowance by regulations and the subsidiary enactment shall cease to have effect from the date
of the publication of the regulations.
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Questions this section answers
- When does a new regulation made under a Mauritian law come into force?
- Can Parliament cancel a regulation after it has already been published?