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1938, No. 9: The Carter Observatory Act, 1938, s. 22. —The Carter Observatory Board exempt from land tax and income tax. 1938, No. 11: The King George the Fifth Memorial Fund Act, 1938, s. 15. —The King George the Fifth Memorial Fund Board exempt from land tax and income tax. 1938, No. 21: The New Zealand Centennial Act, 1938, s. 28. —An Order in Council may remit or reduce land tax or income tax payable by the Centennial Exhibition Company. 1947, No. 57: The Superannuation Act, 1947, s. 15.—N0 land tax or income tax payable in respect of securities or other property held on behalf of Government Superannuation Board, or income derived therefrom. 1948, No. 51: The Armed Forces Canteens Board Act, 1948, s. 16. —The Armed Forces Canteen Council exempt from land tax and income tax. 1948, No. 78: The Finance Act (No. 2), 1948, s. 41. —No land tax or income tax payable in respect of securities or other property held by or on behalf of the National Provident Fund Board, or income derived therefrom. Any references in these enactments to the Land and Income Tax Act, 1923, or other Acts compiled, will, on the enactment of the Bill, by the operation of s. 21 (1) of the Acts Interpretation Act, 1924, be construed as referring to the new Act. A general exemption from liability for (inter alia) land tax and income tax is granted, or authorized to be granted, to persons possessing certain diplomatic or equivalent status or immunity by the following enactments : The Diplomatic Privileges Act, 1708 (Imp.), 7 Ann., c. 12. 1943, No. 9 : The Finance Act (No. 2), 1943, s. 7. 1947, No. 39 : The Diplomatic Privileges Extension Act, 1947. No references to these enactments would be appropriate in the Bill. COMPARATIVE TABLE Disposition in Bill, or Reason for Omission, of Enactments Repealed by the Bill Reasons for omission are indicated as follows : a A Short Title. b A declaration of inclusion in the principal Act. c A date of commencement or application. d A repeal of a previous enactment. e An amendment of the previous enactment mentioned. f An enactment excluded from the repeal effected by the Bill. g An enactment repeated in the Bill, but continued in force with amendment. h An enactment treated as spent. R. denotes a provision already repealed by the previous enactment mentioned. 1923, No. 21—The Land and Income Tax Act, 1923 Section. Clause of Bill or Reason for Omission. 1 .. .. .. '..a 2 .. .. .. .. 2 3 .. .. .. .. 6 4 .. .. .. .. 7 5 .. .. .. ..10 6 .. .. .. ..11 7 .. .. .. ..12
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