Law reform agencies review the law and make recommendations for new laws or changes to existing laws. If a law reform report leads to a bill being introduced into Parliament, then that report may be used when interpreting the Act. The Acts Interpretation Act 1954 (Qld) s 14B covers the use of extrinsic materials for statutory interpretation.
Sources of Queensland Law Reform Commission publications
| Queensland Law Reform Commission |
- Coverage: 1969-
- Includes Reports, working papers, miscellaneous papers and annual reports. Listed in reverse chronological order within each category.
- See also current reviews.
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| AustLII |
- Reports 1971-
- Miscellaneous reports 1983-2007
- Working papers 1969-
- For each publication type:
- Browse by title or by year.
- Use ‘name search’ to search the titles of publications.
- Use ‘database search’ to search the full text of publications.
- Use AustLII’s law reform library to search across the different publication types.
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| Trove |
- Trove includes records of publications held in Australian libraries and available online (along with many other resources). The record for a particular organisation links to items published by that organisation and items about that organisation.
- Queensland Law Reform Commission
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Last updated: 8 November 2014
