English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026
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102 Saving of orders and regulations relating to combined authorities and CCAs
(1) This section applies to any provision of any subordinate legislation made under— (a) Part 6 of LDEDCA 2009, or (b) Chapter 1 of Part 2 of LURA 2023, before this section comes into force (the “subordinate legislation”). (2) The provision made by Part 1 or 2 of this Act (the “primary legislation”) does not impliedly amend, modify or revoke the subordinate legislation. (3) Accordingly— (a) the primary legislation does not affect any contrary subordinate legislation; and (b) the primary legislation has effect subject to the contrary subordinate legislation. (4) For that purpose “contrary subordinate legislation” means any of the subordinate legislation that— (a) makes provision which is to continue to apply instead of the primary legislation by virtue of subsection (2), or (b) makes modifications or other contrary provision to which the primary legislation is to continue to be subject by virtue of subsection (2). (5) For provision about the relationship between— (a) the powers under which the subordinate legislation is made, and (b) the primary legislation, see section 104CC of LDEDCA 2009 or section 24C of LURA 2023 (inserted by section 7 of this Act). (6) This section does not prevent the exercise of the power conferred by section 103 to make amendments, modifications or revocations of the subordinate legislation that are consequential on the primary legislation. (7) A reference in this section to the provision made by Part 1 or 2 of this Act includes any legislation as amended by that provision.
102 Saving of orders and regulations relating to combined authorities and CCAs
(1) This section applies to any provision of any subordinate legislation made under— (a) Part 6 of LDEDCA 2009, or (b) Chapter 1 of Part 2 of LURA 2023, before this section comes into force (the “subordinate legislation”). (2) The provision made by Part 1 or 2 of this Act (the “primary legislation”) does not impliedly amend, modify or revoke the subordinate legislation. (3) Accordingly— (a) the primary legislation does not affect any contrary subordinate legislation; and (b) the primary legislation has effect subject to the contrary subordinate legislation. (4) For that purpose “contrary subordinate legislation” means any of the subordinate legislation that— (a) makes provision which is to continue to apply instead of the primary legislation by virtue of subsection (2), or (b) makes modifications or other contrary provision to which the primary legislation is to continue to be subject by virtue of subsection (2). (5) For provision about the relationship between— (a) the powers under which the subordinate legislation is made, and (b) the primary legislation, see section 104CC of LDEDCA 2009 or section 24C of LURA 2023 (inserted by section 7 of this Act). (6) This section does not prevent the exercise of the power conferred by section 103 to make amendments, modifications or revocations of the subordinate legislation that are consequential on the primary legislation. (7) A reference in this section to the provision made by Part 1 or 2 of this Act includes any legislation as amended by that provision.
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