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Migration Act 1958 s 206 Australia Compilation: 18 May 2026 Verified: 2026-05-23
(1) Where the Minister has made an order for the deportation of a person, that person shall, unless the Minister revokes the order, be deported accordingly.
(2) The validity of an order for the deportation of a person shall not be affected by any delay in the execution of that order.
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