Firearms Act 1937
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30 Power to Secretary of State to make rules
A Secretary of State may make rules— (a) prescribing the form of firearm certificates, and the register required to be kept under section twelve of this Act, and other documents ; (b) prescribing any other thing which under this Act is to be prescribed; (c) regulating the manner in which chief officers of police are to carry out their duties under this Act; (d) enabling all or any of the functions of a chief officer of police to be discharged by deputy in the event of the illness or absence, or a vacancy in the office, of the chief officer of police; (e) generally for carrying this Act into effect.
30 Power to Secretary of State to make rules
A Secretary of State may make rules— (a) prescribing the form of firearm certificates, and the register required to be kept under section twelve of this Act, and other documents ; (b) prescribing any other thing which under this Act is to be prescribed; (c) regulating the manner in which chief officers of police are to carry out their duties under this Act; (d) enabling all or any of the functions of a chief officer of police to be discharged by deputy in the event of the illness or absence, or a vacancy in the office, of the chief officer of police; (e) generally for carrying this Act into effect.
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