Parliamentary And Other Pensions And Salaries Act 1976
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SCHEDULE REPEALS
Section 9(2). Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1967 c. 13. | The Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967. | In section 2(4), the words from “but any such abatement” to the end. 1972 c. 11. | The Superannuation Act 1972. | Section 13(4). 1972 c. 58. | The National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1972. | In section 43(3), the words from “but any such abatement” to the end. 1973 c. 32. | The National Health Reorganisation Act 1973. | In section 32(3), the words from “but any such abatement” to the end.
SCHEDULE REPEALS
Section 9(2). Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1967 c. 13. | The Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967. | In section 2(4), the words from “but any such abatement” to the end. 1972 c. 11. | The Superannuation Act 1972. | Section 13(4). 1972 c. 58. | The National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1972. | In section 43(3), the words from “but any such abatement” to the end. 1973 c. 32. | The National Health Reorganisation Act 1973. | In section 32(3), the words from “but any such abatement” to the end.
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