Common use of Variation Agreement Clause in Contracts

Variation Agreement. (1) The variation agreement is approved and ratified. (2) The implementation of the variation agreement is authorised. (3) Without limiting or otherwise affecting the application of the Government Agreements Xxx 0000, the variation agreement shall operate and take effect notwithstanding any other Act or law. 4. Power to acquire and deal with land (1) Such land as is, in the opinion of the Treasurer, required to enable the carrying out of the obligations of the State, but which is not authorised to be set apart, taken or resumed as for a public work, in fact, pursuant to the provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, may be set apart, taken or resumed pursuant to those provisions in all respects as if the land were required, in fact, for a public work and may, when so set apart, taken or resumed, be used and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement. (2) The provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, apply in all respects as if the land were required for a public work authorised pursuant to the provisions of that Act. (3) This section does not affect the provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, insofar as those provisions are applicable in respect of so much of the land as is so required, in fact, for public works.

Variation Agreement. (1) The variation agreement is approved and ratified. (2) The implementation of the variation agreement is authorised. (3) Without limiting or otherwise affecting the application of the Government Agreements Xxx 0000, the variation agreement shall operate and take effect notwithstanding any other Act or law. 4. Power to acquire and deal with land (1) Such land as is, in the opinion of the Treasurer, required to enable the carrying out of the obligations of the State, but which is not authorised to be set apart, taken or resumed as for a public work, in fact, pursuant to the provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, may be set apart, taken or resumed pursuant to those provisions in all respects as if the land were required, in fact, for a public work and may, when so set apart, taken or resumed, be used and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement. (2) The provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, apply in all respects as if the land were required for a public work authorised pursuant to the provisions of that Act. (3) This section does not affect the provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, insofar as those provisions are applicable in respect of so much of the land as is so required, in fact, for public works. 5. Appropriation Such sums as are necessary for the carrying out by the State of its obligations under the Agreement, and for exercising the powers and authorities conferred upon the Treasurer by this Act, shall be paid from moneys to be provided for the purpose by Parliament.

Variation Agreement. (1) The variation agreement is approved and ratified. (2) The implementation of the variation agreement is authorised. (3) Without limiting or otherwise affecting the application of the Government Agreements Xxx 0000Act 1979, the variation agreement shall operate and take effect notwithstanding any other Act or law. 4. Power to acquire and deal with land (1) Such land as is, in the opinion of the Treasurer, required to enable the carrying out of the obligations of the State, but which is not authorised to be set apart, taken or resumed as for a public work, in fact, pursuant to the provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, may be set apart, taken or resumed pursuant to those provisions in all respects as if the land were required, in fact, for a public work and may, when so set apart, taken or resumed, be used and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement. (2) The provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, apply in all respects as if the land were required for a public work authorised pursuant to the provisions of that Act. (3) This section does not affect the provisions of the Public Works Act 1902 4, insofar as those provisions are applicable in respect of so much of the land as is so required, in fact, for public works.