34, The "purposive approach" to statutory interpretation as set out in s15AA of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901 (Cth) is best defined as:

Group of answer choices

Legislation should contain a statement that sets out its underlying purpose.

Legislation should be interpreted with a clear purpose.

Legislation should be interpreted in a way that would best achieve the purpose of the Act.

Legislation should be interpreted by determining purpose without referring to material not forming part of the Act.

Legislation should be interpreted by referring to material not forming part of the Act if that material is capable of assisting in the ascertainment of the meaning of the provision.