National Galleries of Scotland Act 1959
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1 Expenditure of Trustees for National Galleries of Scotland.
Section seven of the National Galleries of Scotland Act, 1906 (which provides by Parliament of the expenditure incurred by the Board of Trustees for the National Galleries of Scotland in connection with the management of the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery) shall have effect as if after the words “ National Portrait Gallery”, in the second place where they occur, there were inserted the words “ and with the performance of such other functions as are conferred on them by or under this Act.”
1 Expenditure of Trustees for National Galleries of Scotland.
Section seven of the National Galleries of Scotland Act, 1906 (which provides by Parliament of the expenditure incurred by the Board of Trustees for the National Galleries of Scotland in connection with the management of the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery) shall have effect as if after the words “ National Portrait Gallery”, in the second place where they occur, there were inserted the words “ and with the performance of such other functions as are conferred on them by or under this Act.”
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