Overview
The Remuneration Tribunal registered an amendment to the rules governing pay and entitlements for Members of Parliament on 2 July 2026. The instrument was repealed by 3 July 2026, meaning it was in force for one day only.
What the instrument covered
The amendment made changes to the Remuneration Tribunal (Members of Parliament) Determination 2024, which is the main instrument setting pay conditions for Members of Parliament. The amendment also included transitional provisions. The source does not specify what the actual changes to pay or entitlements were.
Current status
The instrument has been repealed. It applied only to Members of Parliament pay and entitlements. The source confirms this instrument has no effect on small business owners or their obligations.
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