Public Works Loans Act 1875
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41 Regulations by the Treasury.
The Treasury may from time to time make regulations for carrying into effect this Act, and in particular with respect to ... the authentication of documents made or issued or directions given or acts done by them, and with respect to local loans and applictions therefor, and annual and quarterly statements of the amounts required to be borrowed, and the information to be given and conditions to be complied with by the applicants, and with respect to the forms to be used, including the forms of the securities, and with respect to any fees or sums to be paid by the applicants or by other persons dealing with the Treasury, and with respect to the relations between the Treasury . . . and the Bank of England. ... Any power conferred by this Act to make regulations shall be exercisable by statutory instrument and any such statutory instrument shall be laid before both Houses of Parliament . . . . Regulations made under this section may be from time to time rescinded, altered, and added to in like manner as the original regulations.
41 Regulations by the Treasury.
The Treasury may from time to time make regulations for carrying into effect this Act, and in particular with respect to ... the authentication of documents made or issued or directions given or acts done by them, and with respect to local loans and applictions therefor, and annual and quarterly statements of the amounts required to be borrowed, and the information to be given and conditions to be complied with by the applicants, and with respect to the forms to be used, including the forms of the securities, and with respect to any fees or sums to be paid by the applicants or by other persons dealing with the Treasury, and with respect to the relations between the Treasury . . . and the Bank of England. ... Any power conferred by this Act to make regulations shall be exercisable by statutory instrument and any such statutory instrument shall be laid before both Houses of Parliament . . . . Regulations made under this section may be from time to time rescinded, altered, and added to in like manner as the original regulations.
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