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As published
37 Saving for existing directions, byelaws etc.
Any direction, byelaw, regulation, licence, lease, consent or other agreement made, issued, entered into or granted by the Authority in relation to the port undertaking and in force immediately before this Order comes into force continues to have effect, notwithstanding the amendments set out in articles 66 to 73 and the revocations and repeals set out in article 74 and Schedule 4.
Your change, as a redline
37 Saving for existing directions, byelaws etc.
Any direction, byelaw, regulation, licence, lease, consent or other agreement made, issued, entered into or granted by the Authority in relation to the port undertaking and in force immediately before this Order comes into force continues to have effect, notwithstanding the amendments set out in articles 66 to 73 and the revocations and repeals set out in article 74 and Schedule 4.
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