gazetted

The great thing about Australia/Eucla is that it’s not officially gazetted, and yet there are road signs informing travellers about it.

We have about a gazillion gazetted presidential emergency orders plus the National Emergencies Act the courts seem ok with so far.

Lamington National Park, one of the mentioned rainforests, was gazetted in 1915 and has long been a mecca for walkers, tourists and bird watchers.

Often your death must be Gazetted before your will can be executed.

The dates for time changes are gazetted way in advance.

Ultimately, being a reserve officer is a matter of public record, as you are formally gazetted and there is no point trying to pretend it is secret.

> In Zimbabwe, jaywalking is illegal, as per the traffic laws gazetted in 2013 by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development.

This is because up until now, the political websites which had to register were also gazetted as political associations, which meant that they were already prohibited from receiving foreign funds under the Political Donations Act.

The design of Aadhaar also imagines that the machine is more reliable than the human authority using the machine, so the human does not need be trusted and government can therefore outsource citizen interactions to non-gazetted officials (ie, cheaper for the govt), who no longer have the authority to override the process when biometrics cannot be used.

各市、县委宣传部，各市、县网宣办（外宣办），省直各厅局，各有关网站： To all propaganda departments, online propaganda units and foreign affairs offices, and to the various bureaus and websites in all cities and counties: 国务院决定，5月19日至21日举行全国哀悼日。根据中央外宣办紧急通知精神，现将有关要求通知如下： The State Council has gazetted May 19-21 as national days for mourning.

The information provided by gazetted agencies - such as foreign law enforcement bodies and other Australian agencies - can be used without the person knowing the information is being used or having a chance to respond to the information itself -- I may be very ill-informed: I thought that one's visa acceptance, and I thought also cancellation, to visit the USA, is discretional and unrequiring solid justification?

On the other hand, I have been confused by fairly simple changes to roads such as a two way street being made one-way (which a decent satnav would have been updated to know about as soon as the change was gazettes) or roadworks closing off a road that i regularly use (again, autonomous system would have been updared based on gazetted road closures).

Note that more details are just being released (and hence newer interpretation of the law, or at least part of it): “On Monday night, the government gazetted the details of Article 43 of the controverisal legislation”.