Health and Social Security Act 1984
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SCHEDULE 8 Repeals
Section 24. Part I Health Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 6 & 7 Eliz. 2 c. 32. | Opticians Act 1958. | In section 13(3), the words from “and” onwards. 1971 c. 62. | Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971. | In Schedule 1, in paragraph 17(a) the words from “or established” to “1980”. 1977 c. 49. | National Health Service Act 1977. | In section 12(b), the words “or under section 2 of the Health Services Act 1980”.In section 15, in subsection (1), the words from “This subsection” to the end and subsection (2).In section 19(1)(e), the words “and dispensing”.In section 39(c), the words “and the ophthalmic or dispensing optician who is to supply the appliances”.In section 44(1)(c), the words “and dispensing opticians”.In section 45(2) and (3), the words “with the Secretary of State’s approval”.Section 46(1)(e).In section 72(5)(a), the words “or dispensing”.In section 81(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 82(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 83(b), the words “or the general ophthalmic services”.In section 97(1)(a) and (c) and (2), the words “or further allotted”.In section 98(2), the second paragraph.In section 128(1), the definition of “dispensing optician”.In Schedule 5, in paragraph 1(2)(c), the words “and dispensing”, in paragraph 2(2)(a), the words “and dispensing”, in paragraph 6, as originally enacted, sub-paragraph (1)(g) and in sub-paragraph (3)(a), the words “or, as the case may be, a dispensing”, in paragraph 6, as substituted by paragraph 12 of Schedule 3 above, sub-paragraph (3)(e), sub-paragraph (5)(iv) and sub-paragraph (8), in paragraph 9, in sub-paragraph (1), the words “other than a Family Practitioner Committee” and in sub-paragraphs (2) and (3), the words “other than such a Committee” and in paragraph 10, the words “other than a Family Practitioner Committee”.In Schedule 9, paragraph 4(e).In Schedule 12, in paragraph 2(1), the words from “In this sub-paragraph” to the end, in paragraph 2, sub-paragraph (2)(iii), sub-paragraph (5), in sub-paragraph (6), the words “or sub-paragraph (5)” and in sub-paragraph (7), the words “and (5)”, in paragraph (a), the words “or to an optical appliance supplied under this Act”, the words “or testing of sight” and the words “or testing” and in sub-paragraph (8), the words “or lenses” and in paragraph 5, the words “or optical”. 1978 c. 29. | National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978. | In section 9(1)(e), the words “and dispensing”.In section 26, subsection (1)(b) and the word “and” immediately preceding it and in subsection (2)(c), the words “and the ophthalmic or dispensing optician who is to supply the appliances”.In section 29(1), paragraph (e).In section 64(5)(a), the words “or dispensing”.In section 73(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 74(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 75(b), the words “or the general ophthalmic services”.In section 85(1), the words “or further allotted”.In section 108(1), the definition of “dispensing optician”.In Schedule 8, paragraph 5(e).In Schedule 11, in paragraph 2, sub-paragraph (2)(iii), sub-paragraph (5), in sub-paragraph (6), the words “or sub-paragraph (5)” and in sub-paragraph (8), the words “or lenses”, and in paragraph 5, the words “or optical”. 1980 c. 53. | Health Services Act 1980. | In section 1, in subsection (6) the words “Subject to section 2 below”.Section 2.Section 18.In Schedule 1, paragraph 30, in paragraph 35, the words from “and in subsection (2)” to the end, paragraph 37, paragraphs 56 and 57, in paragraph 69, sub-paragraph (b) and the word “and” immediately preceding it, paragraph 77(b), paragraph 79, paragraph 82(2) and (3), and paragraphs 87 to 99.In Schedule 5, paragraph 2(2) and (4) and paragraph 6(2) and (4). Part II Social Security Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1975 c.14. | Social Security Act 1975. | In section 12(1)(d), the words “and child”.Section 41(2)(d) and (3).Section 57(2).In Schedule 4, Part IV, in paragraph 1(a) and (c) and in paragraph 3, the entries relating to increases for qualifying children. 1975 c. 60. | Social Security Pensions Act 1975. | In section 4(1), the words “in respect of any period”.In section 38, in subsection (3), the definition of “transfer credits” and subsection (4). 1975 c. 61. | Child Benefit Act 1975. | In Schedule 4, paragraph 25. 1977 c. 5. | Social Security (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1977. | In section 22(2), the words “36(2)(b)”. 1980 c.30. | Social Security Act 1980. | Section 3(5). 1982 c.24. | Social Security and Housing Benefits Act 1982. | In Schedule 4, paragraph 18(4).
SCHEDULE 8 Repeals
Section 24. Part I Health Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 6 & 7 Eliz. 2 c. 32. | Opticians Act 1958. | In section 13(3), the words from “and” onwards. 1971 c. 62. | Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971. | In Schedule 1, in paragraph 17(a) the words from “or established” to “1980”. 1977 c. 49. | National Health Service Act 1977. | In section 12(b), the words “or under section 2 of the Health Services Act 1980”.In section 15, in subsection (1), the words from “This subsection” to the end and subsection (2).In section 19(1)(e), the words “and dispensing”.In section 39(c), the words “and the ophthalmic or dispensing optician who is to supply the appliances”.In section 44(1)(c), the words “and dispensing opticians”.In section 45(2) and (3), the words “with the Secretary of State’s approval”.Section 46(1)(e).In section 72(5)(a), the words “or dispensing”.In section 81(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 82(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 83(b), the words “or the general ophthalmic services”.In section 97(1)(a) and (c) and (2), the words “or further allotted”.In section 98(2), the second paragraph.In section 128(1), the definition of “dispensing optician”.In Schedule 5, in paragraph 1(2)(c), the words “and dispensing”, in paragraph 2(2)(a), the words “and dispensing”, in paragraph 6, as originally enacted, sub-paragraph (1)(g) and in sub-paragraph (3)(a), the words “or, as the case may be, a dispensing”, in paragraph 6, as substituted by paragraph 12 of Schedule 3 above, sub-paragraph (3)(e), sub-paragraph (5)(iv) and sub-paragraph (8), in paragraph 9, in sub-paragraph (1), the words “other than a Family Practitioner Committee” and in sub-paragraphs (2) and (3), the words “other than such a Committee” and in paragraph 10, the words “other than a Family Practitioner Committee”.In Schedule 9, paragraph 4(e).In Schedule 12, in paragraph 2(1), the words from “In this sub-paragraph” to the end, in paragraph 2, sub-paragraph (2)(iii), sub-paragraph (5), in sub-paragraph (6), the words “or sub-paragraph (5)” and in sub-paragraph (7), the words “and (5)”, in paragraph (a), the words “or to an optical appliance supplied under this Act”, the words “or testing of sight” and the words “or testing” and in sub-paragraph (8), the words “or lenses” and in paragraph 5, the words “or optical”. 1978 c. 29. | National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978. | In section 9(1)(e), the words “and dispensing”.In section 26, subsection (1)(b) and the word “and” immediately preceding it and in subsection (2)(c), the words “and the ophthalmic or dispensing optician who is to supply the appliances”.In section 29(1), paragraph (e).In section 64(5)(a), the words “or dispensing”.In section 73(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 74(b), the words “or general ophthalmic services” and the words “or optical”.In section 75(b), the words “or the general ophthalmic services”.In section 85(1), the words “or further allotted”.In section 108(1), the definition of “dispensing optician”.In Schedule 8, paragraph 5(e).In Schedule 11, in paragraph 2, sub-paragraph (2)(iii), sub-paragraph (5), in sub-paragraph (6), the words “or sub-paragraph (5)” and in sub-paragraph (8), the words “or lenses”, and in paragraph 5, the words “or optical”. 1980 c. 53. | Health Services Act 1980. | In section 1, in subsection (6) the words “Subject to section 2 below”.Section 2.Section 18.In Schedule 1, paragraph 30, in paragraph 35, the words from “and in subsection (2)” to the end, paragraph 37, paragraphs 56 and 57, in paragraph 69, sub-paragraph (b) and the word “and” immediately preceding it, paragraph 77(b), paragraph 79, paragraph 82(2) and (3), and paragraphs 87 to 99.In Schedule 5, paragraph 2(2) and (4) and paragraph 6(2) and (4). Part II Social Security Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1975 c.14. | Social Security Act 1975. | In section 12(1)(d), the words “and child”.Section 41(2)(d) and (3).Section 57(2).In Schedule 4, Part IV, in paragraph 1(a) and (c) and in paragraph 3, the entries relating to increases for qualifying children. 1975 c. 60. | Social Security Pensions Act 1975. | In section 4(1), the words “in respect of any period”.In section 38, in subsection (3), the definition of “transfer credits” and subsection (4). 1975 c. 61. | Child Benefit Act 1975. | In Schedule 4, paragraph 25. 1977 c. 5. | Social Security (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1977. | In section 22(2), the words “36(2)(b)”. 1980 c.30. | Social Security Act 1980. | Section 3(5). 1982 c.24. | Social Security and Housing Benefits Act 1982. | In Schedule 4, paragraph 18(4).
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