Miners’ Welfare Act 1952
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Title and introductory text
Miners’ Welfare Act 1952 1952 c.23 An Act to discontinue the royalties welfare levy, dissolve the Miners’ Welfare Commission and wind up the miners’ welfare fund; to provide for the determination of certain trusts and agreements relating to property derived from the said fund, for the transfer to the National Coal Board or the Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation of certain property, rights, liabilities, obligations and functions, and for requiring the said Board to make certain payments to the said organisation; to provide for the superannuation of employees of the said organisation; to amend section forty-one of the Coal Industry Nationalisation Act 1946; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid. [30th April 1952]
Title and introductory text
Miners’ Welfare Act 1952 1952 c.23 An Act to discontinue the royalties welfare levy, dissolve the Miners’ Welfare Commission and wind up the miners’ welfare fund; to provide for the determination of certain trusts and agreements relating to property derived from the said fund, for the transfer to the National Coal Board or the Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation of certain property, rights, liabilities, obligations and functions, and for requiring the said Board to make certain payments to the said organisation; to provide for the superannuation of employees of the said organisation; to amend section forty-one of the Coal Industry Nationalisation Act 1946; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid. [30th April 1952]
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