Agriculture Act 1986
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11 Consolidation of agricultural marketing schemes.
After paragraph 5 of Schedule 1 to the Agricultural Marketing Act 1958 (amendment and revocation of agricultural marketing schemes) there shall be inserted— 5A (1) Where the Minister considers it appropriate to do so he may— (a) prepare a consolidation of any scheme as it has effect with amendments (“the amended scheme”); and (b) by order revoke the amended scheme and approve the consolidated scheme. (2) An order made by virtue of this paragraph— (a) shall state that it is made only for the purposes of consolidation; and (b) may contain such transitional and consequential provision as the Minister considers necessary or expedient. .
11 Consolidation of agricultural marketing schemes.
After paragraph 5 of Schedule 1 to the Agricultural Marketing Act 1958 (amendment and revocation of agricultural marketing schemes) there shall be inserted— 5A (1) Where the Minister considers it appropriate to do so he may— (a) prepare a consolidation of any scheme as it has effect with amendments (“the amended scheme”); and (b) by order revoke the amended scheme and approve the consolidated scheme. (2) An order made by virtue of this paragraph— (a) shall state that it is made only for the purposes of consolidation; and (b) may contain such transitional and consequential provision as the Minister considers necessary or expedient. .
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