Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004
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5E Procedure for Secretary of State's orders under section 5C(1) and (2)
(1) If, as a result of any consultation required by section 5C(6) and (11) with respect to a proposed order of the Secretary of State under section 5C(1), it appears to the Secretary of State that it is appropriate to change the whole or any part of the Secretary of State's proposals, the Secretary of State must undertake such further consultation with respect to the changes as the Secretary of State considers appropriate. (2) If, after the conclusion of the consultation required by section 5C(6) and (11) and subsection (1), the Secretary of State considers it appropriate to proceed with the making of an order under section 5C(1), the Secretary of State must lay before Parliament— (a) a draft of the order, and (b) an explanatory document explaining the proposals and giving details of— (i) the Secretary of State's reasons for considering that the conditions in section 5D(2), where relevant, are satisfied in relation to the proposals, (ii) any consultation undertaken under section 5C(6) and (11) and subsection (1), (iii) any representations received as a result of the consultation, and (iv) the changes (if any) made as a result of those representations. (3) Sections 15 to 19 of the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006 (choosing between negative, affirmative and super-affirmative parliamentary procedure) are to apply in relation to an explanatory document and draft order laid under subsection (2) but as if— (a) section 18(11) of that Act were omitted, (b) references to section 14 of that Act were references to subsection (2), and (c) references to the Minister were references to the Secretary of State. (4) Provision proposed to be made by the Secretary of State under section 5C(2) may be included in a draft order laid under subsection (2) and, if it is, the explanatory document laid with the draft order must also explain the proposals under section 5C(2) and give details of any consultation undertaken under section 5C(6) and (11) with respect to those proposals.
5E Procedure for Secretary of State's orders under section 5C(1) and (2)
(1) If, as a result of any consultation required by section 5C(6) and (11) with respect to a proposed order of the Secretary of State under section 5C(1), it appears to the Secretary of State that it is appropriate to change the whole or any part of the Secretary of State's proposals, the Secretary of State must undertake such further consultation with respect to the changes as the Secretary of State considers appropriate. (2) If, after the conclusion of the consultation required by section 5C(6) and (11) and subsection (1), the Secretary of State considers it appropriate to proceed with the making of an order under section 5C(1), the Secretary of State must lay before Parliament— (a) a draft of the order, and (b) an explanatory document explaining the proposals and giving details of— (i) the Secretary of State's reasons for considering that the conditions in section 5D(2), where relevant, are satisfied in relation to the proposals, (ii) any consultation undertaken under section 5C(6) and (11) and subsection (1), (iii) any representations received as a result of the consultation, and (iv) the changes (if any) made as a result of those representations. (3) Sections 15 to 19 of the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006 (choosing between negative, affirmative and super-affirmative parliamentary procedure) are to apply in relation to an explanatory document and draft order laid under subsection (2) but as if— (a) section 18(11) of that Act were omitted, (b) references to section 14 of that Act were references to subsection (2), and (c) references to the Minister were references to the Secretary of State. (4) Provision proposed to be made by the Secretary of State under section 5C(2) may be included in a draft order laid under subsection (2) and, if it is, the explanatory document laid with the draft order must also explain the proposals under section 5C(2) and give details of any consultation undertaken under section 5C(6) and (11) with respect to those proposals.
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