Modern Slavery Act 2015
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31 Cross-border enforcement
(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations amend section 30(1) so as to add to or remove from the list of orders in that section any relevant UK order. (2) “Relevant UK order” means an order under the law of Scotland or Northern Ireland which appears to the Secretary of State to be equivalent or similar to— (a) a slavery and trafficking prevention order, (b) an interim slavery and trafficking prevention order, (c) a slavery and trafficking risk order, or (d) an interim slavery and trafficking risk order.
31 Cross-border enforcement
(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations amend section 30(1) so as to add to or remove from the list of orders in that section any relevant UK order. (2) “Relevant UK order” means an order under the law of Scotland or Northern Ireland which appears to the Secretary of State to be equivalent or similar to— (a) a slavery and trafficking prevention order, (b) an interim slavery and trafficking prevention order, (c) a slavery and trafficking risk order, or (d) an interim slavery and trafficking risk order.
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