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Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973

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26 Variation and revocation of regulations under Part 2

(1) The power conferred by section 233 to vary and revoke orders under this Act is to be read to apply to regulations under this Part but modified to apply only in relation to any supplementary provision contained in any such regulations, and regulations varying or revoking any such provision may be made only after compliance with subsections (2) and (3). (2) When the Secretary of State proposes to make any such varying or revoking regulations he shall prepare a draft of the regulations, shall send copies of the draft to such local or public authorities and community councils as appear to him to be concerned, and shall give public notice, in such manner as appears to him sufficient for informing persons likely to be concerned, that the draft has been prepared, that a copy of the draft is available for inspection at one or more places specified in the notice and that representations with respect to the draft may be made to him within two months of the publication of the notice. (3) The Secretary of State shall consider any representations duly made with respect to the draft and may, if he thinks fit, make regulations either in the form of the draft or subject to modifications. (4) The Secretary of State may cause a local inquiry to be held with respect to draft regulations under this section. (5) In this section “supplementary provision” means any such provision as could be made by regulations under this part of this Act by virtue of section 24 or 215 of this Act.

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26 Variation and revocation of regulations under Part 2

(1) The power conferred by section 233 to vary and revoke orders under this Act is to be read to apply to regulations under this Part but modified to apply only in relation to any supplementary provision contained in any such regulations, and regulations varying or revoking any such provision may be made only after compliance with subsections (2) and (3). (2) When the Secretary of State proposes to make any such varying or revoking regulations he shall prepare a draft of the regulations, shall send copies of the draft to such local or public authorities and community councils as appear to him to be concerned, and shall give public notice, in such manner as appears to him sufficient for informing persons likely to be concerned, that the draft has been prepared, that a copy of the draft is available for inspection at one or more places specified in the notice and that representations with respect to the draft may be made to him within two months of the publication of the notice. (3) The Secretary of State shall consider any representations duly made with respect to the draft and may, if he thinks fit, make regulations either in the form of the draft or subject to modifications. (4) The Secretary of State may cause a local inquiry to be held with respect to draft regulations under this section. (5) In this section “supplementary provision” means any such provision as could be made by regulations under this part of this Act by virtue of section 24 or 215 of this Act.

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