Hill Farming Act 1985
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1 Burning of bracken, gorse and vaccinium.
The power under section 20 of the Hill Farming Act 1946 to make regulations with respect to the burning of heather and grass in England and Wales shall apply also to the burning of bracken, gorse and vaccinium; and accordingly, for the words “and grass”— (a) in both places where they occur in subsection (1) of that section; and (b) in section 37(1)(g) of that Act (which lists regulations under section 20 among the instruments under that Act which are subject to negative resolution), there shall be substituted the words “, grass, bracken, gorse and vaccinium”.
1 Burning of bracken, gorse and vaccinium.
The power under section 20 of the Hill Farming Act 1946 to make regulations with respect to the burning of heather and grass in England and Wales shall apply also to the burning of bracken, gorse and vaccinium; and accordingly, for the words “and grass”— (a) in both places where they occur in subsection (1) of that section; and (b) in section 37(1)(g) of that Act (which lists regulations under section 20 among the instruments under that Act which are subject to negative resolution), there shall be substituted the words “, grass, bracken, gorse and vaccinium”.
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