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of an offence against the law in force in that State or Territory may be apprehended after an escape from lawful custody.
"(9) Any article, including a sum of money, that may be material as evidence in proving the offence to which the requisition for the surrender of a fugitive or volunteer prisoner relates or that has been acquired by him or her as a result of the offence shall, if the Attorney-General so directs, be delivered up to the foreign state that made the requisition.
"(10) If a fugitive or volunteer prisoner cannot be surrendered by reason of his or her having died or escaped from custody, any article referred to in sub-section (9) shall, if the Attorney-General so directs, be delivered up to the foreign state.
"(11) If, at any time after a fugitive or volunteer prisoner has been committed to prison or otherwise ordered to be held in custody, or has been released on bail, under this Part pending the signing of a warrant by the Attorney-General for the surrender of the fugitive or volunteer prisoner to a foreign state, the Attorney-General decides not to sign such a warrant, the Attorney-General shall, by order in writing, direct that the fugitive or volunteer prisoner be released or that the recognizances upon which the fugitive or volunteer prisoner was admitted to bail be discharged, as the case may be, but any such order does not affect any order made in respect of, or recognizances entered into by, the fugitive or volunteer prisoner otherwise than pursuant to this Act.".

Paragraph 19 (b)—
Omit "a writ of habeas corpus", substitute "a review of the validity of the decision to commit the person to prison or otherwise hold the person in custody".

Section 19—
Add at the end the following sub-section:
"(2) A Court shall not order the release of a person under sub-section (1) if the Attorney-General is precluded by sub-section 18a (4) or (5) from making an order in respect of the person under sub-section 18 (1) or (3).".

SCHEDULE 1—continued

Section 24a—
After "18", insert ", 18a".
Family Law Act 1975

Section 37a—
Repeal the section, substitute the following section:

Delegation of powers to Registrars
"37a. (1) The Judges, or a majority of them, may, subject to sub-section (2), make Rules of Court delegating to the Registrars all or any of the powers of the Court, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all or any of the following powers of the Court:
    (a) the power to dispense with the service of any process under this Act;
    (b) the power to make orders in relation to substituted service;
    (c) the power, in proceedings under this Act, to make