National Gallery Act 1975

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The National Gallery Act 1975 is an Australian federal law that formally established the National Gallery of Australia as a statutory authority and set out its governance and functions.


Statements (32)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Act of Parliament
Australian federal statute
appliesTo governance of the National Gallery of Australia
management of the National Gallery of Australia’s collections
operations of the National Gallery of Australia
category Australian cultural legislation
Australian federal arts law
concerns national art collection of Australia
country Australia
creates National Gallery of Australia as a statutory authority
defines functions of the National Gallery of Australia
powers of the National Gallery of Australia
structure of the governing council of the National Gallery of Australia
enablingLegislationFor National Gallery of Australia
establishes National Gallery of Australia
field arts administration
cultural institutions law
governs National Gallery of Australia
jurisdiction Commonwealth of Australia
language English
legalStatus in force in Australia, subject to later amendments
purpose to define the functions of the National Gallery of Australia
to establish the National Gallery of Australia as a statutory authority
to provide for the governance of the National Gallery of Australia
regulates administration of the National Gallery of Australia
appointment and functions of the governing body of the National Gallery of Australia
relatedTo Commonwealth cultural policy
public museums in Australia
sector visual arts
shortTitle National Gallery Act 1975
subject National Gallery of Australia
typeOfAuthorityCreated statutory authority


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