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As published
50C Rules
(1) Any power in this Act to make rules shall be exercisable by the Council.
(2) Rules made under this Act shall not come into force until approved by the Privy Council, except in the case of rules made under—
section 16A(1) (requisite knowledge and skill: holders of overseas diplomas);
section 16B(3) (requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of overseas diplomas);
section 36B(4) (dental care professionals register);
section 36CB(1) (requisite knowledge and skill: holders of relevant qualifications);
section 36CC(3) (requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of relevant qualifications);
section 36D(6) and (7) (education and training for members of professions complementary to dentistry);
section 36E (rules relating to the dental care professionals register);
section 43A(5) and (6) (provision of information by bodies corporate); and
paragraph 8(1)(b) of Schedule 1 (the Council: supplementary provisions).
(3) The approval of the Privy Council shall be given by order made by the Privy Council.
(4) The Privy Council may approve rules as submitted to them, or subject to such modifications as appear to them to be requisite.
(5) Any power to make rules under this Act may be exercised—
(a) so as to make different provision with respect to different cases or different classes of case or different provision in respect of the same case or class of case for different purposes of this Act; and
(b) either in relation to all cases to which the power extends or in relation to all those cases subject to specified exceptions.
(6) Any power to make rules under this Act includes power to make any incidental, consequential, saving, transitional, transitory or supplementary provision which the Council consider necessary or expedient.
Your change, as a redline
50C Rules
(1) Any power in this Act to make rules shall be exercisable by the Council.
(2) Rules made under this Act shall not come into force until approved by the Privy Council, except in the case of rules made under—
section 16A(1) (requisite knowledge and skill: holders of overseas diplomas);
section 16B(3) (requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of overseas diplomas);
section 36B(4) (dental care professionals register);
section 36CB(1) (requisite knowledge and skill: holders of relevant qualifications);
section 36CC(3) (requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of relevant qualifications);
section 36D(6) and (7) (education and training for members of professions complementary to dentistry);
section 36E (rules relating to the dental care professionals register);
section 43A(5) and (6) (provision of information by bodies corporate); and
paragraph 8(1)(b) of Schedule 1 (the Council: supplementary provisions).
(3) The approval of the Privy Council shall be given by order made by the Privy Council.
(4) The Privy Council may approve rules as submitted to them, or subject to such modifications as appear to them to be requisite.
(5) Any power to make rules under this Act may be exercised—
(a) so as to make different provision with respect to different cases or different classes of case or different provision in respect of the same case or class of case for different purposes of this Act; and
(b) either in relation to all cases to which the power extends or in relation to all those cases subject to specified exceptions.
(6) Any power to make rules under this Act includes power to make any incidental, consequential, saving, transitional, transitory or supplementary provision which the Council consider necessary or expedient.
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