Water Resources Act 1991
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102 Power to give effect to international obligations etc.
The Secretary of State shall have power by regulations to provide that the water pollution provisions of this Act shall have effect with such modifications as may be prescribed for the purpose of ...— (a) giving effect to any assimilated obligations, or (b) enabling Her Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom to give effect to any international agreement to which the United Kingdom is for the time being a party.
102 Power to give effect to international obligations etc.
The Secretary of State shall have power by regulations to provide that the water pollution provisions of this Act shall have effect with such modifications as may be prescribed for the purpose of ...— (a) giving effect to any assimilated obligations, or (b) enabling Her Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom to give effect to any international agreement to which the United Kingdom is for the time being a party.
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