Government Resources and Accounts Act 2000
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SCHEDULE 2 Repeals
Section 29. Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1866 c. 39. | The Exchequer and Audit Departments Act 1866. | In section 10, the words “and at the Bank of Ireland respectively”. In section 11, the words “and the Bank of Ireland”. In section 19, the words “or at the Bank of Ireland”. In section 20— the words “and Bank of Ireland”, the words “, signified by one of their Secretaries,” and the words “or the Bank of Ireland”. Sections 22 and 23. Sections 25 and 26. Section 28. Sections 31 and 32. Section 37. Section 39. Sections 41 to 44. Schedule A. 1891 c. 24. | The Public Accounts and Charges Act 1891. | Section 2. 1921 c. 52. | The Exchequer and Audit Departments Act 1921. | Section 1. Sections 4 to 6. Section 9(2). Schedule 1. 1975 c. 7. | The Finance Act 1975. | Section 56. 1999 c. 16. | The Finance Act 1999. | Section 21.
SCHEDULE 2 Repeals
Section 29. Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1866 c. 39. | The Exchequer and Audit Departments Act 1866. | In section 10, the words “and at the Bank of Ireland respectively”. In section 11, the words “and the Bank of Ireland”. In section 19, the words “or at the Bank of Ireland”. In section 20— the words “and Bank of Ireland”, the words “, signified by one of their Secretaries,” and the words “or the Bank of Ireland”. Sections 22 and 23. Sections 25 and 26. Section 28. Sections 31 and 32. Section 37. Section 39. Sections 41 to 44. Schedule A. 1891 c. 24. | The Public Accounts and Charges Act 1891. | Section 2. 1921 c. 52. | The Exchequer and Audit Departments Act 1921. | Section 1. Sections 4 to 6. Section 9(2). Schedule 1. 1975 c. 7. | The Finance Act 1975. | Section 56. 1999 c. 16. | The Finance Act 1999. | Section 21.
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