42 ·   To review Commonwealth laws relevant to those matters for the purposes of systematically developing and reforming the law, particularly by - -    bringing the law into line with current conditions -    removing defects in the law -    simplifying the law -    adopting new or more effective methods for administering the law and dispensing justice -    providing improved access to justice; ·   to  consider  proposals  for  consolidating  Commonwealth  laws  about  those matters; ·   to consider proposals for the repeal of obsolete or unnecessary laws about those matters; ·   to  consider  proposals  for  uniformity  between  State  and  Territory  laws about those matters; and ·   to   consider   proposals   for   complimentary   Commonwealth,   State   and Territory laws about those matters. 164.  Under  section  25  of  the  Act  the  Australian  Commission  has  the  power  to  do everything necessary or convenient for the performance of its functions. Law Reform Bodies that have been Restructured During the 1990s Queensland and Western Australia 165.  The Queensland Law Reform Commission (“Queensland Commission”) is an independent statutory body constituted under the Law Reform Commission Act 1968.  The function of the Queensland Commission is to “keep under review all the  law  applicable  to  the  State  with  a  view  to  its  systematic  development  and reform”, including (section 10): ·   The codification of such law;