Regulatory Reform Act 2001

Contents

Supplementary

12Repeals and savings#

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13Consequential amendments#

(1)In section 6 of the 1994 Act (model provisions with respect to appeals), in subsection (7)—

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(b)for the definition of “interested person” there is substituted—““interested person” means—a the person against whom enforcement action may be or has been taken;b any other person who will or may be required to meet, or to make a significant contribution towards, the cost of observing the restriction or complying with the requirement or condition; orc where the enforcement action which may be or has been taken relates specifically to goods or services which are to be or have been supplied by a person other than the one against whom enforcement action may be or has been taken, that person;”

(2)This section does not extend to Scotland.

14Interpretation#

In this Act—• “the 1994 Act” means the Deregulation and Contracting Out Act 1994 (c. 40);• ^note...• ^note...• ^note...• ^note...

15Short title and extent#

(1)This Act may be cited as the Regulatory Reform Act 2001.

(2)This Act extends to Northern Ireland.

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Enforcement practice

9Codes of practice relating to enforcement of regulatory requirements#

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10Making of codes of practice by Ministers of the Crown#

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11Making of codes of practice by National Assembly for Wales#

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Power to make provision reforming law which imposes burdens

1Power by order to make provision reforming law which imposes burdens#

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2Meaning of “burden” and related expressions#

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3Limitations on order-making power#

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4Statutory instrument procedure#

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5Preliminary consultation#

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6Document to be laid before Parliament#

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7Representations made in confidence or containing damaging information#

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8Parliamentary consideration of proposals#

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