Ministers of the Crown Act 1975
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4 Change of title of Ministers.
If Her Majesty is pleased by Order in Council to direct that any change shall be made in the style and title of a Minister of the Crown, the Order may contain provisions substituting the new style and title— (a) in the enactments (including those mentioned in section 1(2)(d) above) relating to the Minister; (b) in any instrument, contract, or legal proceedings made or commenced before the date when the Order takes effect.
4 Change of title of Ministers.
If Her Majesty is pleased by Order in Council to direct that any change shall be made in the style and title of a Minister of the Crown, the Order may contain provisions substituting the new style and title— (a) in the enactments (including those mentioned in section 1(2)(d) above) relating to the Minister; (b) in any instrument, contract, or legal proceedings made or commenced before the date when the Order takes effect.
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