The Immigration Act 2014 (Commencement No. 3, Transitional and Saving Provisions) Order 2014
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3 Part 4 provisions coming into force on 20th October 2014
The day appointed for the coming into force of the following provisions of Part 4 of the Act (marriage and civil partnership), is 20th October 2014— (a) section 49 (exempt persons) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (b) section 50 (conduct of investigation) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (c) section 51 (investigations: supplementary) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (d) section 52 (referral of proposed marriages and civil partnerships in England and Wales) so far as is necessary for the purpose of the provisions listed in sub-paragraph (e); (e) paragraphs 1 (so far as it relates to the following provisions listed in this paragraph) and 4, 7, 8, 10, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 27 and 28 of Schedule 4 (referral of proposed marriages and civil partnerships in England and Wales) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (f) section 53 (extension of scheme to Scotland and Northern Ireland) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making orders; (g) section 54 (supplementary provisions) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (h) Schedule 5 (sham marriage and civil partnerships: administrative regulations); (i) section 60 (regulations about evidence); (j) section 61 (notices).
3 Part 4 provisions coming into force on 20th October 2014
The day appointed for the coming into force of the following provisions of Part 4 of the Act (marriage and civil partnership), is 20th October 2014— (a) section 49 (exempt persons) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (b) section 50 (conduct of investigation) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (c) section 51 (investigations: supplementary) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (d) section 52 (referral of proposed marriages and civil partnerships in England and Wales) so far as is necessary for the purpose of the provisions listed in sub-paragraph (e); (e) paragraphs 1 (so far as it relates to the following provisions listed in this paragraph) and 4, 7, 8, 10, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 27 and 28 of Schedule 4 (referral of proposed marriages and civil partnerships in England and Wales) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (f) section 53 (extension of scheme to Scotland and Northern Ireland) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making orders; (g) section 54 (supplementary provisions) so far as is necessary for the purpose of making regulations; (h) Schedule 5 (sham marriage and civil partnerships: administrative regulations); (i) section 60 (regulations about evidence); (j) section 61 (notices).
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