Dockyard Services Act 1986
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4 Expenses of Secretary of State.
There shall be paid out of money provided by Parliament any expenses of the Secretary of State— (a) incurred in connection with the formation of any company formed with a view to, or for any prupose of, the provision of designated dockyard services at a designated dockyard or the operation of any such company wholly owned by the Secretary of State ; or (b) incurred in assuming responsibility for any liabilities of that company or any other company which is or has been a dockyard contractor arising out of the provision of designated dockyard services or to or in respect of persons employed or formerly employed in or in connection with the provision of those services.
4 Expenses of Secretary of State.
There shall be paid out of money provided by Parliament any expenses of the Secretary of State— (a) incurred in connection with the formation of any company formed with a view to, or for any prupose of, the provision of designated dockyard services at a designated dockyard or the operation of any such company wholly owned by the Secretary of State ; or (b) incurred in assuming responsibility for any liabilities of that company or any other company which is or has been a dockyard contractor arising out of the provision of designated dockyard services or to or in respect of persons employed or formerly employed in or in connection with the provision of those services.
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