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Slaughterhouses Act 1974

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41 Execution and enforcement Part II.

It shall be the duty of every local authority to execute and enforce in their district the provisions of this Part of this Act and of any regulations made under it. (2) In particular, every local authority shall, for the purpose of securing the execution of those provisions, make arrangements for the supervision by persons having such qualifications as may be prescribed by regulations under section 38 above of any premises in their district to which regulations under that section apply. (3) Arrangements under subsection (2) above shall comply with such directions as the Minister may give from time to time.

Your change, as a redline

41 Execution and enforcement Part II.

It shall be the duty of every local authority to execute and enforce in their district the provisions of this Part of this Act and of any regulations made under it. (2) In particular, every local authority shall, for the purpose of securing the execution of those provisions, make arrangements for the supervision by persons having such qualifications as may be prescribed by regulations under section 38 above of any premises in their district to which regulations under that section apply. (3) Arrangements under subsection (2) above shall comply with such directions as the Minister may give from time to time.

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