PART I: THE NATURE OF LEGISLATION
Chapter 1: Legislation in Force in New Zealand
Chapter 2: The Supremacy of Parliament
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PART II: THE PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION OF LEGISLATION
Chapter 3: The Preparation of Legislation
Chapter 4: Drafting
Chapter 5: Access to Legislation
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PART III: INTERPRETATION GENERAL
Chapter 6: The Need for Interpretation
Chapter 7: Approaches to Interpretation
Chapter 8: Purpose
Chapter 9: Context
Chapter 10: The Statutory Text
Chapter 11: Fundamental Principles
Chapter 12: Time in Statutory Interpretation
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PART IV: INTERPRETATION SPECIFIC
Chapter 13: Some Particular Provisions
Chapter 14: Inconsistency
Chapter 15: Some Types of Statute
Chapter 16: Common Law and Statute
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PART V: THE DURATION OF LEGISLATION
Chapter 17: Coming into Force
Chapter 18: Retrospective Legislation
Chapter 19: Repeal
Chapter 20: Amendment