Sovereign Grant Act 2011
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10 Repeal of certain financial provisions
The following provisions are repealed— section 4 of the Civil List Act 1952 (provision for Her Majesty's younger children), section 6 of that Act (provision for widow of the Duke of Cornwall), section 2(8) of the Civil List Act 1972 (provision for certain other widows), section 3 of that Act (provision for certain other members of Royal Family), section 6 of that Act (power to increase certain financial provisions), and the Civil List Act 1975 (power to supplement sums payable under Civil List Acts).
10 Repeal of certain financial provisions
The following provisions are repealed— section 4 of the Civil List Act 1952 (provision for Her Majesty's younger children), section 6 of that Act (provision for widow of the Duke of Cornwall), section 2(8) of the Civil List Act 1972 (provision for certain other widows), section 3 of that Act (provision for certain other members of Royal Family), section 6 of that Act (power to increase certain financial provisions), and the Civil List Act 1975 (power to supplement sums payable under Civil List Acts).
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