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Social Security Administration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992

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SCHEDULE 5A Regulations not requiring prior submission to Industrial Injuries Advisory Council

1 Regulations under section 120(1)(b) of the Contributions and Benefits Act. 2 Regulations which state that they contain only provisions in consequence of an order under section 129 , 132 or 132A above. 3 Regulations made within a period of 6 months from the passing of any Act passed after this Act and directed to be construed as one with this Act, where— (a) the regulations state that they contain only regulations to make provision consequential on the passing of the Act; and (b) the Act does not exclude this paragraph in respect of the regulations; and in this paragraph “Act” includes an Act of the Northern Ireland Assembly. 4 Regulations which state that they contain only regulations making with respect to industrial injuries benefit or its administration the same or substantially the same provision as has been, or is to be, made with respect to other benefit as defined in section 121(1) of the Contributions and Benefits Act or its administration. 5 Regulations which state that the only provision with respect to industrial injuries benefit or its administration that is made by the regulations is the same or substantially the same as provision made by the instrument with respect to other benefit as defined in section 121(1) of the Contributions and Benefits Act or its administration. 6 Regulations made for the purpose only of consolidating other regulations revoked by them. 7 Regulations making only provision corresponding to provision contained in regulations made by the Secretary of State or the Lord Chancellor in relation to Great Britain.

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SCHEDULE 5A Regulations not requiring prior submission to Industrial Injuries Advisory Council

1 Regulations under section 120(1)(b) of the Contributions and Benefits Act. 2 Regulations which state that they contain only provisions in consequence of an order under section 129 , 132 or 132A above. 3 Regulations made within a period of 6 months from the passing of any Act passed after this Act and directed to be construed as one with this Act, where— (a) the regulations state that they contain only regulations to make provision consequential on the passing of the Act; and (b) the Act does not exclude this paragraph in respect of the regulations; and in this paragraph “Act” includes an Act of the Northern Ireland Assembly. 4 Regulations which state that they contain only regulations making with respect to industrial injuries benefit or its administration the same or substantially the same provision as has been, or is to be, made with respect to other benefit as defined in section 121(1) of the Contributions and Benefits Act or its administration. 5 Regulations which state that the only provision with respect to industrial injuries benefit or its administration that is made by the regulations is the same or substantially the same as provision made by the instrument with respect to other benefit as defined in section 121(1) of the Contributions and Benefits Act or its administration. 6 Regulations made for the purpose only of consolidating other regulations revoked by them. 7 Regulations making only provision corresponding to provision contained in regulations made by the Secretary of State or the Lord Chancellor in relation to Great Britain.

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