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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2009

Senate Committee Recommends Delay And Simplification Of Personal Property Securities

The Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs conducted an Inquiry into the Exposure Draft of the Personal Property Securities Bill 2008.

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Senate Committee Recommends Delay And Simplification Of Personal Property Securities (PPS)

As mentioned in our January 2009 Update, the Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs (Committee) conducted an Inquiry into the Exposure Draft of the Personal Property Securities Bill 2008 (Bill). DLA Phillips Fox appeared before the Committee to put forward those matters identified in our review of the Bill which we felt required further consideration. On 19 March 2009, the Committee released its report.

Committee recommends delay of 12 months or more

The Committee acknowledged that the Bill contains significant and complex legal changes which require a greater degree of input from both industry and the legal profession before they can be embraced by the commercial community. As a result, the Committee suggested that the introduction of the Bill be delayed at least until May 2011. This should enable the recommendations of the Committee to be implemented and

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