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Housing and Regeneration Act 2008

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62 References to Welsh Ministers

In the following provisions of the Housing Act 1996 (c. 52)— (a) for “Secretary of State” substitute “ Welsh Ministers ”, (b) for “Secretary of State makes” substitute “ Welsh Ministers make ”, (c) for “he” substitute “ they ”, (d) for “him” substitute “ them ” (except in section 12A(4)), and (e) for “considers” substitute “ consider ”. Provision | Topic Section 9(1A)(b) | Consent for disposal of land Section 12A(4) | Right of first refusal: regulations Section 15A(5) | Deferred resale agreements: order . . . | . . . Section 18(5)(b) | Social housing grants: appointment of agent Section 23(6) | Loans: approved schemes Section 27A(3) | Grants to other bodies: further provision Section 29(1), (2) and (3) | Commutation of special residual subsidy Section 30(5)(b) | Collection of information: notice Section 39(3) | Insolvency etc: order defining terms Section 46(7)(b) | Appointment of manager: order Section 52(1) and (3) | Orders: general Section 53(1), (4) and (5) | Determinations: general Section 55(2) | Consequential: order Paragraph 9(3A)(b) of Schedule 1 | Change of rules of registered society: consent Paragraph 11(3A)(b) of Schedule 1 | Change of articles of company: consent Paragraph 15A(1) of Schedule 1 | Transfer of assets of charity on dissolution: order

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62 References to Welsh Ministers

In the following provisions of the Housing Act 1996 (c. 52)— (a) for “Secretary of State” substitute “ Welsh Ministers ”, (b) for “Secretary of State makes” substitute “ Welsh Ministers make ”, (c) for “he” substitute “ they ”, (d) for “him” substitute “ them ” (except in section 12A(4)), and (e) for “considers” substitute “ consider ”. Provision | Topic Section 9(1A)(b) | Consent for disposal of land Section 12A(4) | Right of first refusal: regulations Section 15A(5) | Deferred resale agreements: order . . . | . . . Section 18(5)(b) | Social housing grants: appointment of agent Section 23(6) | Loans: approved schemes Section 27A(3) | Grants to other bodies: further provision Section 29(1), (2) and (3) | Commutation of special residual subsidy Section 30(5)(b) | Collection of information: notice Section 39(3) | Insolvency etc: order defining terms Section 46(7)(b) | Appointment of manager: order Section 52(1) and (3) | Orders: general Section 53(1), (4) and (5) | Determinations: general Section 55(2) | Consequential: order Paragraph 9(3A)(b) of Schedule 1 | Change of rules of registered society: consent Paragraph 11(3A)(b) of Schedule 1 | Change of articles of company: consent Paragraph 15A(1) of Schedule 1 | Transfer of assets of charity on dissolution: order

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