The Defence Reform Act 2014 (Commencement No. 1) Order 2014
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The following provisions of the Act will come into force on 14 July 2014— (a) section 13 (Single Source Regulations Office); (b) subsections 19(1) and 19(4) (rates etc relevant to determining contract profit rate); (c) section 37 (provision of other services to Secretary of State); (d) section 40 (power to repeal Part); (e) section 41 (single source contract regulations: time limits and determinations); (f) section 42 (single source contract regulations: general); (g) schedule 4 (Single Source Regulations Office) with the exception of the following provisions— (i) 10(2)–10(6); (ii) 19(b); (iii) 20(b); (iv) 21(b).
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The following provisions of the Act will come into force on 14 July 2014— (a) section 13 (Single Source Regulations Office); (b) subsections 19(1) and 19(4) (rates etc relevant to determining contract profit rate); (c) section 37 (provision of other services to Secretary of State); (d) section 40 (power to repeal Part); (e) section 41 (single source contract regulations: time limits and determinations); (f) section 42 (single source contract regulations: general); (g) schedule 4 (Single Source Regulations Office) with the exception of the following provisions— (i) 10(2)–10(6); (ii) 19(b); (iii) 20(b); (iv) 21(b).
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