alleryStart learning →The "commencement" of an Act means which day?
AThe day it comes into force
BThe day it is first debated
CThe day of its publication
DThe day of its drafting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The day it comes into force
Commencement, used with reference to an Act, means the day on which the Act comes into force.
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