Riding Establishments Act 1970
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5 Amendment of section 6 of principal Act.
Section 6 (Interpretation) of the principal Act shall be read and have effect as if in subsection (4) thereof after the words “that is to say” there were inserted the following definitions(namely)— “approved certificate” means— (a) any one of the following certificates issued by the British Horse Society, namely, Assistant Instructor’s Certificate, Instructor’s Certificate and Fellowship; (b) Fellowship of the Institute of the Horse; or (c) any other certificate for the time being prescribed by order of the Secretary of State; “authorised officer” means a person authorised by a local authority in pursuance of section 2 of this Act;
5 Amendment of section 6 of principal Act.
Section 6 (Interpretation) of the principal Act shall be read and have effect as if in subsection (4) thereof after the words “that is to say” there were inserted the following definitions(namely)— “approved certificate” means— (a) any one of the following certificates issued by the British Horse Society, namely, Assistant Instructor’s Certificate, Instructor’s Certificate and Fellowship; (b) Fellowship of the Institute of the Horse; or (c) any other certificate for the time being prescribed by order of the Secretary of State; “authorised officer” means a person authorised by a local authority in pursuance of section 2 of this Act;
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