New Towns Act 1981
Write the words of this act the way you think they should read. Solon shows your change as a redline against the published text and pins it to that exact text, so it can never be applied to wording you did not see.
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41A Part 2: interpretation
In this Part— “the appropriate national authority”— in relation to a development corporation established by order made by the Secretary of State, means the Secretary of State; and in relation to a development corporation established by order made by the Welsh Ministers, means the Welsh Ministers; “the relevant transferee”— in relation to an order made under section 41 by the Secretary of State, means the Homes and Communities Agency; and in relation to an order made under section 41 by the Welsh Ministers, means the Welsh Ministers.
41A Part 2: interpretation
In this Part— “the appropriate national authority”— in relation to a development corporation established by order made by the Secretary of State, means the Secretary of State; and in relation to a development corporation established by order made by the Welsh Ministers, means the Welsh Ministers; “the relevant transferee”— in relation to an order made under section 41 by the Secretary of State, means the Homes and Communities Agency; and in relation to an order made under section 41 by the Welsh Ministers, means the Welsh Ministers.
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