Civil Contingencies Act 2004
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29 Consultation with devolved administrations
(1) Emergency regulations which relate wholly or partly to Scotland may not be made unless a senior Minister of the Crown has consulted the Scottish Ministers. (2) Emergency regulations which relate wholly or partly to Northern Ireland may not be made unless a senior Minister of the Crown has consulted the First Minister and deputy First Minister. (3) Emergency regulations which relate wholly or partly to Wales may not be made unless a senior Minister of the Crown has consulted the National Assembly for Wales. (4) But— (a) a senior Minister of the Crown may disapply a requirement to consult if he thinks it necessary by reason of urgency, and (b) a failure to satisfy a requirement to consult shall not affect the validity of regulations.
29 Consultation with devolved administrations
(1) Emergency regulations which relate wholly or partly to Scotland may not be made unless a senior Minister of the Crown has consulted the Scottish Ministers. (2) Emergency regulations which relate wholly or partly to Northern Ireland may not be made unless a senior Minister of the Crown has consulted the First Minister and deputy First Minister. (3) Emergency regulations which relate wholly or partly to Wales may not be made unless a senior Minister of the Crown has consulted the National Assembly for Wales. (4) But— (a) a senior Minister of the Crown may disapply a requirement to consult if he thinks it necessary by reason of urgency, and (b) a failure to satisfy a requirement to consult shall not affect the validity of regulations.
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