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FederalAct — in forceOn record from its passage, 5 June 2024· Assented 23 July 2024

South-East Development Commission (Establishment) Act, 2025

Establishes the South-East Development Commission for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of infrastructure damaged by the civil war and for ecological and developmental challenges in the South-East.

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In plain English

The Act creates a commission to receive and manage Federation Account funds for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of roads, houses and other infrastructural damage suffered by the South-East as a result of the civil war, and to tackle ecological and other developmental challenges. The House passed the bill on 5 June 2024 and the Senate on 11 June 2024; the State House announced the assent on 24 July 2024.

Who this affects

Residents and governments of the five South-East states.

What it changes

  • 1Commission receives and manages Federation Account funds for reconstruction in the South-East.
The text

Establishes the South-East Development Commission for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of infrastructure damaged by the civil war and for ecological and developmental challenges in the South-East.

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How it has moved
  1. Passed· House

    5 June 2024

    Per the certification schedule in the Act's PDF.

  2. Passed· Senate

    11 June 2024

    Per the certification schedule.

  3. Assented

    23 July 2024

    Handwritten date on the certification page, read from the scan; the State House announced the assent on 24 July 2024.

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