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Armed Forces Act 2021

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20 Power of British overseas territories to apply AFA 2006 etc

(1) In section 357 of AFA 2006 (power of British overseas territory to apply Act, etc), after paragraph (b) insert— and in particular nothing prevents a law of a British overseas territory to which this section does not extend applying provisions of this Act in reliance on paragraph (b). (2) Subsection (1) has effect in relation to a law of a British overseas territory, whenever passed or made.

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20 Power of British overseas territories to apply AFA 2006 etc

(1) In section 357 of AFA 2006 (power of British overseas territory to apply Act, etc), after paragraph (b) insert— and in particular nothing prevents a law of a British overseas territory to which this section does not extend applying provisions of this Act in reliance on paragraph (b). (2) Subsection (1) has effect in relation to a law of a British overseas territory, whenever passed or made.

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