Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Act 2003
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202 Extent
(1) The amendment or repeal of any provision by this Act has the same extent as the provision being amended or repealed (subject to any express limitation contained in this Act). (2) Subject to that and except as provided below this Act extends to England and Wales only. (3) The following provisions also extend to Scotland— (a) sections 124 and 125; (b) Part 3, except for section 163(3); (c) sections 185, 187 and 188 and Schedule 12; (d) this Part. (4) The following provisions also extend to Northern Ireland— (a) sections 124 and 125; (b) section 186; (c) sections 187, 188 and Schedule 12; (d) this Part.
202 Extent
(1) The amendment or repeal of any provision by this Act has the same extent as the provision being amended or repealed (subject to any express limitation contained in this Act). (2) Subject to that and except as provided below this Act extends to England and Wales only. (3) The following provisions also extend to Scotland— (a) sections 124 and 125; (b) Part 3, except for section 163(3); (c) sections 185, 187 and 188 and Schedule 12; (d) this Part. (4) The following provisions also extend to Northern Ireland— (a) sections 124 and 125; (b) section 186; (c) sections 187, 188 and Schedule 12; (d) this Part.
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