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WebLaw - 10 latest additions 1. Australian High Tech Crime Centre Description The AHTCC provides a nationally coordinated approach to technology enabled crime. Its brief is to combat serious and complex high tech crimes, especially those beyond the capability of a single jurisdiction. View full record 2. Chronology of Northern Territory constitutional and statehood milestones 1825–2007 Description A chronology of major developments in Northern Territory government and constitutional development. View full record 3. Convention on Cybercrime Description This convention attempts to create a common criminal policy aimed at the protection of society against cybercrime, inter alia, by adopting appropriate legislation and fostering international co-operation. View full record 4. CrimTrac Description CrimTrac holds a key role in generating national approaches to information sharing solutions for law enforcement agencies. View full record 5. Current and future governance arrangements for the Indian Ocean Territories Description A report into the governance of Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The report’s key finding is that a referendum on options for future governance arrangements should be held in the Indian Ocean Territories before the end of June 2009. These options would ... View full record 6. Islands in the sun: the legal regimes of Australia's external territories and the Jervis Bay Territory Description Overview of the laws applying to Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Jervis Bay Territory and Norfolk Island. Recommends reforms to bring laws into line with State and Commonwealth laws. View full record 7. Media ownership deregulation in the United States and Australia: in the public interest? Description Research Paper no.1 2007-2008 issued July 2007. View full record 8. New Zealand Legislation Description This website provides free public access to up-to-date versions of the following New Zealand legislation: Public Acts Local Acts Private Acts Imperial Acts in force in New Zealand Provincial Acts and provincial Ordinances Bills (Government Bills, Members’ ... View full record 9. Proclamation of inauguration day Description Proclamation made under section 3 of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act (UK) on 17 September 1900 setting 1 January 1901 as the date of the inauguration of Australia. Under section 4 the Constitution takes effect from that date. For more ... View full record 10. Section 051 (xxxvii). New directions in co-operative federalism: referrals of legislative power and their consequences Description History of the inclusion of the referrals power within the Constitution and an examination of the continuing debate and uncertainty about its legal operation and effect. Scroll down to see the two parts of this paper. Part 2: "Examples of referrals from State ... View full record