Armed Forces Act 1976
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SCHEDULE 10 Repeals
Section 22. Chapter | Short Title | Extent of Repeal 55 & 56 Vict. c. 34. | Naval Knights of Windsor (Dissolution) Act 1892. | The whole Act. 4 Eliz. 2. c. 18. | The Army Act 1955. | In section 17(2), the words “except those relating to discharge by purchase)". In section 78(3), in the second proviso, in paragraph (a), the words “fourteen days or, where the offence was committed on active service," and in paragraph (b)(i), the words “fourteen days or, where the civil offence constituting the offence against that section was committed on active service,". Section 86(4). In section 93(1), the words “shorthand writer". In section 225(1), in the definition of “Her Majesty’s forces", the words “37 and". In Schedule 7, in paragraph 1, the words from “10" to “and", in the second place where it occurs, paragraph 5A, and in paragraph 6, the words “sections fourteen and seventeen". 3 & 4 Eliz. 2. c. 19. | The Air Force Act 1955. | In section 17(2), the words “(except those relating to discharge by purchase)" . In section 78(3), in the second proviso, in paragraph (a), the words “fourteen days or, where the offence was committed on active service," and in paragraph (b)(i), the words “fourteen days or, where the civil offence constituting the offence against that section was committed on active service,". Section 86(4). In section 93(1), the words “shorthand writer". In section 223(1), in the definition of “Her Majesty’s forces", the words “37 and". 5 & 6 Eliz. 2. c. 53. | The Naval Discipline Act 1957. | In section 60(1), the words “for the purpose of reporting or transcribing the proceedings or". Section 76(5). Section 111(5)(a) and (b). Section 113(3). 1966 c. 45. | The Armed Forces Act 1966. | In section 13(1), the words from “and in place" to the end of the subsection. In Schedule 3, paragraph 2. 1971 c. 33. | The Armed Forces Act 1971. | Section 1. In section 67(3), the words from the beginning of the subsection to “have effect and". In Schedule 1, paragraph 2(8). In Schedule 3, in paragraph 5(3), the words “and (8)". 1974 c. 23. | The Juries Act 1974. | In Part III of Schedule 1 the words “or any Voluntary Aid Detachment serving with the Royal Navy". 1975 c. 24. | The House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975. | Section 10(4). 1975 c. 25. | The Northern Ireland Assembly Disqualification Act 1975. | Section 5(3).
SCHEDULE 10 Repeals
Section 22. Chapter | Short Title | Extent of Repeal 55 & 56 Vict. c. 34. | Naval Knights of Windsor (Dissolution) Act 1892. | The whole Act. 4 Eliz. 2. c. 18. | The Army Act 1955. | In section 17(2), the words “except those relating to discharge by purchase)". In section 78(3), in the second proviso, in paragraph (a), the words “fourteen days or, where the offence was committed on active service," and in paragraph (b)(i), the words “fourteen days or, where the civil offence constituting the offence against that section was committed on active service,". Section 86(4). In section 93(1), the words “shorthand writer". In section 225(1), in the definition of “Her Majesty’s forces", the words “37 and". In Schedule 7, in paragraph 1, the words from “10" to “and", in the second place where it occurs, paragraph 5A, and in paragraph 6, the words “sections fourteen and seventeen". 3 & 4 Eliz. 2. c. 19. | The Air Force Act 1955. | In section 17(2), the words “(except those relating to discharge by purchase)" . In section 78(3), in the second proviso, in paragraph (a), the words “fourteen days or, where the offence was committed on active service," and in paragraph (b)(i), the words “fourteen days or, where the civil offence constituting the offence against that section was committed on active service,". Section 86(4). In section 93(1), the words “shorthand writer". In section 223(1), in the definition of “Her Majesty’s forces", the words “37 and". 5 & 6 Eliz. 2. c. 53. | The Naval Discipline Act 1957. | In section 60(1), the words “for the purpose of reporting or transcribing the proceedings or". Section 76(5). Section 111(5)(a) and (b). Section 113(3). 1966 c. 45. | The Armed Forces Act 1966. | In section 13(1), the words from “and in place" to the end of the subsection. In Schedule 3, paragraph 2. 1971 c. 33. | The Armed Forces Act 1971. | Section 1. In section 67(3), the words from the beginning of the subsection to “have effect and". In Schedule 1, paragraph 2(8). In Schedule 3, in paragraph 5(3), the words “and (8)". 1974 c. 23. | The Juries Act 1974. | In Part III of Schedule 1 the words “or any Voluntary Aid Detachment serving with the Royal Navy". 1975 c. 24. | The House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975. | Section 10(4). 1975 c. 25. | The Northern Ireland Assembly Disqualification Act 1975. | Section 5(3).
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