Paymaster General Act 1889 (repealed 5.11.1993)
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1 Power for Treasury to make regulations.
(1) The Treasury may from time to time make regulations— (a) For transferring to the Bank of England or the Bank of Ireland any of the duties performed at the passing of this Act in the office of Her Majesty’s Paymaster General; and (b) For otherwise altering or rescinding the regulations in force at the passing of this Act for the conduct of business in the said office; and (c) In the case of any funds or securities required by any enactment in force at the passing of this Act to stand in the name of or be held by the Paymaster General or Assistant Paymaster General jointly with any other person, for substituting for the Paymaster General or Assistant Paymaster General any officer of the Bank of England appointed in that behalf by the Treasury, with the concurrence of the Bank of England, or any officer of any public department. (2) All regulations made in pursuance of this section shall be laid before Parliament . . . (3) The validity of any power of attorney or other authority given by the Paymaster General or Assistant Paymaster General shall not be affected by anything done in pursuance of regulations made under this section. (4) Nothing in or done under this section shall affect any of the provisions of the Chancery Funds Act 1872, or of the Supreme Court of Judicature (Funds, &c.) Act 1883.
1 Power for Treasury to make regulations.
(1) The Treasury may from time to time make regulations— (a) For transferring to the Bank of England or the Bank of Ireland any of the duties performed at the passing of this Act in the office of Her Majesty’s Paymaster General; and (b) For otherwise altering or rescinding the regulations in force at the passing of this Act for the conduct of business in the said office; and (c) In the case of any funds or securities required by any enactment in force at the passing of this Act to stand in the name of or be held by the Paymaster General or Assistant Paymaster General jointly with any other person, for substituting for the Paymaster General or Assistant Paymaster General any officer of the Bank of England appointed in that behalf by the Treasury, with the concurrence of the Bank of England, or any officer of any public department. (2) All regulations made in pursuance of this section shall be laid before Parliament . . . (3) The validity of any power of attorney or other authority given by the Paymaster General or Assistant Paymaster General shall not be affected by anything done in pursuance of regulations made under this section. (4) Nothing in or done under this section shall affect any of the provisions of the Chancery Funds Act 1872, or of the Supreme Court of Judicature (Funds, &c.) Act 1883.
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