Statute law refers to the laws that are enacted by a legislative body, such as the Parliament, at the federal or state level. In Australia, statute law is the primary source of law and is created through the legislative process. It includes acts, statutes, or legislation that are formally enacted and codified as written laws. Statute law in New South Wales (NSW) consists of laws passed by the NSW Parliament, including acts and regulations that govern various aspects of life and society in the state. These laws cover a wide range of areas, including criminal law, civil law, family law, employment law, commercial law, and many others. Statute law is binding and enforceable, and it provides the legal framework within which individuals and organizations must abide by in NSW.
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