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The Papua and New Guinea Act 1949 replaced the old Papua Act 1906 in determining the status of Papua and New Guinea.

The critical part of this act was the establishment of local rule, although the territorial remained under control by Australia.

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	The Papua and New Guinea Act 1949 replaced the old [[Papua Act 1906]] in determining the status of [[Papua and Guinea]].		The Papua and New Guinea Act 1949 replaced the old [[Papua Act 1906]] in determining the status of [[Papua and New Guinea]].

	The critical part of this act was the establishment of local rule, although the territorial remained under control by [[Australia]].		The critical part of this act was the establishment of local rule, although the territorial remained under control by [[Australia]].