Health Services Act 1976
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SCHEDULE 5
Section 23. ENACTMENTS REPEALED Chapter | Short Title | Extent or Repeal 1949 c. 93. | National Health Service Amendment Act 1949. | In section 17(1), the words “notwithstanding anything in section one of that Act”. 1972 c. 58. | National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1972. | Section 2(3) and (4). 1973 c. 32. | National Health Service Reorganisation Act 1973 | In section 34(1)(i), the word “ a nd”. Section 43(2). In Schedule 4, in paragragh 10, the words from “and in subsection (2)” onwards.
SCHEDULE 5
Section 23. ENACTMENTS REPEALED Chapter | Short Title | Extent or Repeal 1949 c. 93. | National Health Service Amendment Act 1949. | In section 17(1), the words “notwithstanding anything in section one of that Act”. 1972 c. 58. | National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1972. | Section 2(3) and (4). 1973 c. 32. | National Health Service Reorganisation Act 1973 | In section 34(1)(i), the word “ a nd”. Section 43(2). In Schedule 4, in paragragh 10, the words from “and in subsection (2)” onwards.
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