Functions
Under the Law Reform Commission Act, the commission may make interim and final reports on any of its work. The New South Wales Attorney General may also direct the commission to make a report. The commission is also required to make an annual report on its work during the year. For the commission, the year starts in July and ends in the following June. The report is furnished to the attorney general who may then table the report in the New South Wales Parliament.
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