Reserve Forces (Safeguard of Employment) Act 1985
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SCHEDULE 5 Repeals
Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 11 & 12 Geo. 6 c. 64. | National Service Act 1948. | The whole Act. 14 & 15 Geo. 6 c. 10. | Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act 1950. | The whole Act. 1971 c. 62. | Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971. | Section 9. 1978 c. 44. | Employment Protection (Consolidation) Act 1978. | In Schedule 13, paragraph 16(2). TABLE OF DERIVATIONS Note— 1. In this Table the National Service Act 1948 c. 64 is abbreviated to “1948”, and the Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act 1950 c. 10 to “1950”. 2. The Table does not acknowledge the transfer of functions to the Secretary of State by S.I. 1959/1769, 1968/729 and 1970/1537. Provision | Derivation 1(1) | 1950 ss. 1, 8(1). (2) | 1948 s. 35(1). (3), (4) | 1948 s. 35(2). (5) | 1948 s. 35(3). 2(1) | 1948 s. 46(1). (2) | [Drafting.] 3(1) | 1948 s. 36(1). (2) | 1948 s. 36(2); 1950 s. 5(1). (3) | 1948 s. 36(2). (4) | 1948 s. 36(3). (5) | 1948 s. 36(4). 4(1), (2) | 1948 s. 37(1); 1950 s. 5(1). (3) | 1948 s. 37(2). 5(1), (2) | 1948 s. 39(1), (2). 6(1), (2) | 1948 s. 45(1). (3) | 1948 s. 45(2). 7(1), (2) | 1948 s. 38(1). (3) | 1948 s. 38(2). 8(1)-(3) | 1948 s. 42(1) (3). 9(1) | 1948 s. 43(1). (2), (3) | 1948 s. 43(2). (4) | 1948 s. 43(3). 10(1) | 1948 s. 44(1); Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975 c. 21 ss. 289G, 289F; Criminal Justice Act 1982 c. 48 ss. 37, 38; S.I. 1984/703 (N.I. 3). (2) | 1948 s. 44(1). 11(1) | 1948 s. 44(2). (2) | 1948 s. 44(4). 12(1), (2) | 1948 s. 44(1). (3) | 1948 s. 44(3). 13 | 1948 ss. 44, 56(b); 1950 s. 8(2). 14(1) | 1948 s. 47(1); Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act 1964 c. 15 s. 1(3). (2), (3) | 1948 s. 47(2); 1964 c. 15ibid. 15 | 1948 s. 47(3). 16 | 1948 s. 47(4). 17(1) | 1948 s. 50(1); 1950 s. 5(2); Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975 c. 21 ss. 289G, 289F; Criminal Justice Act 1982 c. 48 ss. 37, 38; S.I. 1984/703 (N.I. 3). (2) | 1948 s. 50(2). 18 | 1948 s. 50(1). 19(1), (2) | 1948 s. 53(1), (2). 20(1) | 1948 s. 54(1); 1950 ss. 1, 8(1); Reserve Forces Act 1980 c. 9 s. 156(1). (2) | 1948 s. 54(3). (3) | 1948 s. 54(4). (4) | 1948 s. 54(5); 1950 s. 5(3). (5) | 1948 s. 54(6). 21(1) | 1950 s. 5(4). (2) | [Consequential amendments and repeals.] 22 | 1948 s. 58(1); 1950 s. 9(1). 23(1) | [Short title.] (2) | [Extent.] (3) | [Commencement.] Sch. 1 para. 1, 2 | 1948 s. 46(2). para. 3 | 1948 s. 46(3). Sch. 2 para. 1 | 1948 s. 41(1). para. 2 | 1948 s. 41(2); Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971 c. 62 s. 7(1), (7), (8), Sch. 1 para. 19. para. 3, 4 | 1948, s. 41(3) para. 5 | 1948 s. 41(4); Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971 c. 62 s. 9. para. 6 | 1948, s. 49. Sch. 3 | 1948 Sch. 5. Sch. 4 | [Consequential amendments.] Sch. 5 | [Repeals.]
SCHEDULE 5 Repeals
Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 11 & 12 Geo. 6 c. 64. | National Service Act 1948. | The whole Act. 14 & 15 Geo. 6 c. 10. | Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act 1950. | The whole Act. 1971 c. 62. | Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971. | Section 9. 1978 c. 44. | Employment Protection (Consolidation) Act 1978. | In Schedule 13, paragraph 16(2). TABLE OF DERIVATIONS Note— 1. In this Table the National Service Act 1948 c. 64 is abbreviated to “1948”, and the Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act 1950 c. 10 to “1950”. 2. The Table does not acknowledge the transfer of functions to the Secretary of State by S.I. 1959/1769, 1968/729 and 1970/1537. Provision | Derivation 1(1) | 1950 ss. 1, 8(1). (2) | 1948 s. 35(1). (3), (4) | 1948 s. 35(2). (5) | 1948 s. 35(3). 2(1) | 1948 s. 46(1). (2) | [Drafting.] 3(1) | 1948 s. 36(1). (2) | 1948 s. 36(2); 1950 s. 5(1). (3) | 1948 s. 36(2). (4) | 1948 s. 36(3). (5) | 1948 s. 36(4). 4(1), (2) | 1948 s. 37(1); 1950 s. 5(1). (3) | 1948 s. 37(2). 5(1), (2) | 1948 s. 39(1), (2). 6(1), (2) | 1948 s. 45(1). (3) | 1948 s. 45(2). 7(1), (2) | 1948 s. 38(1). (3) | 1948 s. 38(2). 8(1)-(3) | 1948 s. 42(1) (3). 9(1) | 1948 s. 43(1). (2), (3) | 1948 s. 43(2). (4) | 1948 s. 43(3). 10(1) | 1948 s. 44(1); Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975 c. 21 ss. 289G, 289F; Criminal Justice Act 1982 c. 48 ss. 37, 38; S.I. 1984/703 (N.I. 3). (2) | 1948 s. 44(1). 11(1) | 1948 s. 44(2). (2) | 1948 s. 44(4). 12(1), (2) | 1948 s. 44(1). (3) | 1948 s. 44(3). 13 | 1948 ss. 44, 56(b); 1950 s. 8(2). 14(1) | 1948 s. 47(1); Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act 1964 c. 15 s. 1(3). (2), (3) | 1948 s. 47(2); 1964 c. 15ibid. 15 | 1948 s. 47(3). 16 | 1948 s. 47(4). 17(1) | 1948 s. 50(1); 1950 s. 5(2); Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975 c. 21 ss. 289G, 289F; Criminal Justice Act 1982 c. 48 ss. 37, 38; S.I. 1984/703 (N.I. 3). (2) | 1948 s. 50(2). 18 | 1948 s. 50(1). 19(1), (2) | 1948 s. 53(1), (2). 20(1) | 1948 s. 54(1); 1950 ss. 1, 8(1); Reserve Forces Act 1980 c. 9 s. 156(1). (2) | 1948 s. 54(3). (3) | 1948 s. 54(4). (4) | 1948 s. 54(5); 1950 s. 5(3). (5) | 1948 s. 54(6). 21(1) | 1950 s. 5(4). (2) | [Consequential amendments and repeals.] 22 | 1948 s. 58(1); 1950 s. 9(1). 23(1) | [Short title.] (2) | [Extent.] (3) | [Commencement.] Sch. 1 para. 1, 2 | 1948 s. 46(2). para. 3 | 1948 s. 46(3). Sch. 2 para. 1 | 1948 s. 41(1). para. 2 | 1948 s. 41(2); Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971 c. 62 s. 7(1), (7), (8), Sch. 1 para. 19. para. 3, 4 | 1948, s. 41(3) para. 5 | 1948 s. 41(4); Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971 c. 62 s. 9. para. 6 | 1948, s. 49. Sch. 3 | 1948 Sch. 5. Sch. 4 | [Consequential amendments.] Sch. 5 | [Repeals.]
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