Employment Medical Advisory Service Act 1972
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Schedule 3 Provisions of the Factories Act 1961 Repealed
Section 9. Provision | Extent of Repeal Section 85 | The whole section Section 99 | Subsection (4). Section 118 | The whole section. Section 119 | The words “ (notwithstanding that a certificate under section one hundred and eighteen of this Act is in force in respect of him)”. Section 125 | Subsection (3)(b) and the preceding “ and”, and subsection (4)(b) and the preceding “ or”. Section 126 | Subsection (2)(g). Section 127 | Subsection (2)(g). Section 146 | Subsection (1)(g) and (except for offences committed before the coming into force of this Act) the words “ and liable to a fine not exceeding twenty pounds” in subsection (4). Section 151 | The whole section. Section 152 | The whole section. Section 184 | Subsection (2).
Schedule 3 Provisions of the Factories Act 1961 Repealed
Section 9. Provision | Extent of Repeal Section 85 | The whole section Section 99 | Subsection (4). Section 118 | The whole section. Section 119 | The words “ (notwithstanding that a certificate under section one hundred and eighteen of this Act is in force in respect of him)”. Section 125 | Subsection (3)(b) and the preceding “ and”, and subsection (4)(b) and the preceding “ or”. Section 126 | Subsection (2)(g). Section 127 | Subsection (2)(g). Section 146 | Subsection (1)(g) and (except for offences committed before the coming into force of this Act) the words “ and liable to a fine not exceeding twenty pounds” in subsection (4). Section 151 | The whole section. Section 152 | The whole section. Section 184 | Subsection (2).
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