London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Act 2006

the Games of the Thirtieth Olympiad that are to take place in 2012, and

the Paralympic Games that are to take place in that year.

an event, other than a sporting event, held in accordance with the Host City Contract, and

an event which is to take place outside London.

“the British Olympic Association” means the company limited by guarantee registered with that name,

“London Olympic event” means an event (whether or not a sporting event and whether or not held in London) held as part of the London Olympics,

“the London Olympics period” means the period which—

“the London Organising Committee” means the organising committee formed in accordance with section 2 of the Host City Contract as the company limited by guarantee registered as the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games Limited (LOCOG),

“the Host City Contract” means the Host City Contract, for the Games of the Thirtieth Olympiad that are to take place in 2012, signed at Singapore on 6th July 2005 and entered into by—

“the Paralympic Games” means the events known by that name and to be organised by the London Organising Committee in accordance with section 60 of the Host City Contract, and

“the Olympic Charter” means the Olympic Charter of the International Olympic Committee.

may include consequential or incidental provision,

shall be made by statutory instrument,

shall be subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament, and

may not be made unless the Secretary of State ... has consulted the London Organising Committee.

preparing for the London Olympics,

making arrangements in preparation for or in connection with the use or management before, during or after the London Olympics of premises and other facilities acquired, constructed or adapted in preparation for the London Olympics, or

ensuring that adequate arrangements are made for the provision, management and control of facilities for transport in connection with the London Olympics.

acquire land (and the Authority may, in particular, with the consent of the Secretary of State, acquire land for a consideration equivalent to the amounts which the Authority would be required to pay if acquiring the land compulsorily under an enactment);

dispose of land (and the Authority may, in particular, with the consent of the Secretary of State, dispose of land for a consideration less than that which might be expected in a commercial transaction at arms-length);

enter into other transactions relating to land, premises or facilities;

accept or assume duties, rights or liabilities under contracts;

apply for, or undertake work in connection with applications for, planning permission;

make arrangements for the construction of premises and other facilities;

make arrangements for carrying out works in connection with the provision of water, electricity, gas, sewerage or other services;

make arrangements for carrying out works in connection with the provision of highways;

make arrangements for the construction, adaptation or provision of systems of or facilities for transport;

make arrangements for the provision, variation or discontinuance of any service, highway or system of or facility for transport;

with the consent of the Secretary of State, give financial assistance in connection with anything done or to be done by another person for a purpose mentioned in subsection (1);

co-operate with other persons;

make arrangements for the formation of bodies corporate;

acquire interests in bodies corporate or other undertakings.

have regard to the desirability of maximising the benefits to be derived after the London Olympics from things done in preparation for them, and

contribute to achieving sustainable development.

any dispute as to whether compensation is payable, or as to the amount of compensation, may be referred to the Lands Tribunal,

subsection (2) of section 10 of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965 (c. 56) (limitation on compensation) shall apply to this subsection as it applies to that section, and

any rule or principle applied to the construction of section 10 of that Act shall be applied to the construction of this section (subject to any necessary modifications).

the reference in paragraph (a) to the Lands Tribunal is to be read as if it were a reference to the Lands Tribunal for Scotland, and

paragraphs (b) and (c) are omitted.

section 149 of the Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980 (c. 65) (power for Secretary of State to make order appointing urban development corporation as local planning authority), and

section 33 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (c. 5) (power for Secretary of State to disapply Part 2 of the Act to urban development corporation).

a reference to an urban development corporation shall be taken as a reference to the Authority,

a reference to a corporation’s area shall be taken as a reference to an area specified in an order made under section 149 of the Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980 by virtue of subsection (1) above,

a reference to section 142 of that Act shall be disregarded, and

a reference to a London borough shall be taken as a reference to an area in respect of which an order is made under section 149 of that Act by virtue of subsection (1) above.

section 149 of and Schedule 29 to the Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980,

section 7 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (c. 8) (urban development areas: displacement of other authorities), and

section 33 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.

section 74(1B)(a) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (directions about applications: London boroughs) shall not apply, but

the Mayor of London may direct the Authority to refuse an application for planning permission in a specified case.

to the desirability of making proper preparation for the London Olympics,

to the desirability of maximising the benefits to be derived after the London Olympics from things done in preparation for them,

to the terms of any planning permission already granted in connection with preparation for the London Olympics,

to any guidance issued by the Secretary of State (which may, in particular, refer to other documents), and

to the development plan for any area in respect of which an order is made under section 149 of the Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980 (c. 65) by virtue of subsection (1) above, construed in accordance with section 38 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (c. 5).

the safety of individuals participating in or attending London Olympic events, and

the security of property.

the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, and

the chief constable for any area within which a London Olympic event is to take place.

cannot be achieved through arrangements under subsection (1), or

is not, despite their best endeavours, being achieved through arrangements under subsection (1).

payment by the Authority;

the consequences of non-compliance.

belong to an authority responsible for cleaning or lighting a highway or other area to which this section applies, and

are situated on or under the highway or other area.

in the course of a London Olympic event,

by persons watching a London Olympic event, or

by persons travelling to a London Olympic event.

the Greater London Authority,

the London Development Agency, and

Transport for London.

the person shall comply with the direction,

the Secretary of State may approve the scheme with or without modification, and

if approved, the scheme shall have effect.

a person fails to comply with a direction under subsection (2), or

the Secretary of State decides not to approve a scheme submitted under that subsection.

he has consulted—

the Mayor of London consents.

provide for the transfer of property, rights or liabilities of the Authority to—

make provision enabling a person to receive anything transferred under paragraph (a) (and that provision shall have effect despite any other enactment or instrument);

establish a body corporate;

make consequential, incidental or transitional provision which may, in particular—

the Mayor of London, and

such other persons as the Secretary of State thinks appropriate.

may transfer rights and liabilities relating to employees, but

shall not affect the operation of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 (S.I. 1981/1794).

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

shall not be made unless a draft has been laid before Parliament.

the construction of systems of or facilities for transport,

the provision of transport—

the creation and maintenance of the Olympic Route Network,

control of traffic during the London Olympics period,

control of facilities for transport during the London Olympics period,

road closures or restrictions during the London Olympics period,

the monitoring of traffic and facilities for transport during the London Olympics period,

contingency plans,

co-operation between the Authority and other persons, and

guidance from the Authority to local authorities in England in relation to implementation of the plan.

the Secretary of State,

the Mayor of London,

the London Organising Committee,

the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis,

the Commissioner of Police of the City of London,

the Chief Constable of the British Transport Police Force,

the Association of Chief Police Officers,

the Office of Rail Regulation,

Transport for London,

a local highway authority, local traffic authority or street authority for a road in England which the Authority thinks is likely to be affected by the implementation of the plan, and

such other persons as the Authority thinks appropriate.

the transport strategy prepared in accordance with section 142 of the Greater London Authority Act 1999 (c. 29) (Mayor’s duty to publish transport strategy),

the spatial development strategy prepared in accordance with section 334 of that Act (Mayor’s duty to prepare spatial development strategy), and

the London Development Agency strategy prepared in accordance with section 7A of the Regional Development Agencies Act 1998 (c. 45).

to and from London Olympic events, or

for other purposes connected with the London Olympics.

to and from London Olympic events, or

for other purposes connected with the London Olympics.

may not be made unless the highway authority, traffic authority or street authority with responsibility for each road designated in the order have been consulted,

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

shall be subject to annulment following a resolution of either House of Parliament.

subsection (4)(a) shall not apply in respect of the road, but

the person making the order must inform the highway authority, traffic authority or street authority with responsibility for the road.

implementing the Olympic Transport Plan, and

in particular, providing or facilitating transport services in connection with the London Olympics.

the Mayor of London,

Transport for London,

the Secretary of State in so far as he has functions under or by virtue of—

the local highway authority for a road,

the street authority for a road, and

the local traffic authority for a road.

implementing the Olympic Transport Plan, or

co-operating with the Olympic Delivery Authority for the purpose of providing or facilitating transport services in connection with the London Olympics.

exercise the function, or

make arrangements to have the function exercised by—

may do anything which the relevant authority could have done, and

may recover from the authority, as if it were a debt, the reasonable cost of exercising the function.

have regard to the Olympic Transport Plan, and

consult the Olympic Delivery Authority.

the implementation of the Olympic Transport Plan,

any part of the Olympic Route Network,

travel to or from a London Olympic event, or

other travel for a purpose connected with the London Olympics.

it has notified the Olympic Delivery Authority, and

either—

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

shall be subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

may take steps to reverse or change the effect of anything done in contravention of subsection (2),

for that purpose, shall have all the powers of the person, and

may recover from the person, as if it were a debt, the reasonable cost of taking action under paragraph (a).

the implementation of the Olympic Transport Plan,

part of the Olympic Route Network,

travel to or from a London Olympic event, or

other travel for a purpose connected with the London Olympics.

to implement the Olympic Transport Plan, or

to facilitate transport services in connection with the London Olympics.

the references in paragraphs 2, 3 and 5 to Transport for London and the London local authorities were references to the Olympic Delivery Authority,

the requirement in paragraph 2(3) were a requirement for the Olympic Delivery Authority to consult Transport for London and the London local authorities,

the reference in paragraph 3 to the Mayor of London were a reference to the Secretary of State,

paragraph 4 were omitted, and

the reference in paragraph 7 to the enforcement authority were a reference to the Authority.

in subsection (1) for the words “any sporting event, social event or entertainment which is held on a road” there were substituted the words “a London Olympic event”,

subsection (3) were omitted, and

in subsection (5) for the words from “the road” to the end of the subsection there were substituted the words “any road”.

shall aim to secure compliance with obligations imposed on any person by the Host City Contract,

shall have regard to any requests or guidance from the International Olympic Committee, and

shall also have regard to amenity and public safety.

the places in respect of advertising in which the regulations apply,

the nature of the advertising in respect of which the regulations apply, and

what is, or is not, to be treated for the purposes of the regulations as advertising in the vicinity of a place.

advertising of a non-commercial nature, and

announcements or notices of any kind.

the distribution or provision of documents or articles,

the display or projection of words, images, lights or sounds, and

things done with or in relation to material which has or may have purposes or uses other than as an advertisement.

the regulations shall apply only for such time as the Secretary of State ... considers necessary for the purpose of securing compliance with obligations imposed on any person by the Host City Contract, and

the regulations may apply during different periods in respect of different places.

any person specified in the regulations as appearing to the Secretary of State ... to have responsibility in accordance with the Host City Contract for the control of advertising in relation to the London Olympics (“a responsible body”), or

any person authorised by a responsible body (whether or not subject to terms and conditions and whether or not in accordance with a sponsorship or other commercial agreement).

may prohibit action of a specified kind or in specified circumstances,

may impose obligations on persons who—

may impose obligations on persons who own, occupy or have responsibility for the management of land, premises or other property,

may, in particular, impose on a person an obligation to take steps to ensure—

shall have effect despite any consent or permission granted (whether before or after the commencement of the regulations) by any landowner, local authority or other person.

may, to a specified extent or for specified purposes, disapply or modify specified enactments relating to planning or the control of advertising,

may apply (with or without modifications) or make provision similar to any enactment (including, but not limited to, provisions of Chapter III of Part VIII of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (c. 8) (control of advertising) and regulations under that Chapter)),

may provide for exceptions (in addition to those referred to in section 19(7)) which may be expressed by reference to the nature of advertising, its purpose, the circumstances of its display or any other matter (which may include the consent of a specified person),

may make provision for application, with any specified modifications or exceptions, to the Crown,

may make provision which applies generally or only for specified purposes or in specified circumstances,

may make different provision for different purposes or circumstances, and

may apply in relation to advertising whether or not it consists of the result or continuation of activity carried out before the regulations come into force.

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

may not be made unless a draft has been laid before and approved by resolution of each House of Parliament.

such authorities, with responsibilities for planning in respect of places to which the regulations apply or may apply, as he thinks appropriate,

one or more persons who appear to the Secretary of State ... to represent interests within the advertising industry which are likely to be affected by the regulations,

such other persons, who appear to the Secretary of State ... to represent interests likely to be affected by the regulations, as he thinks appropriate,

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the London Organising Committee.

subsection (2)(b) does not apply to the regulations, and

the regulations are instead subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

without his knowledge, or

despite his taking all reasonable steps to prevent it from occurring or (where he became aware of it after its commencement) from continuing.

on conviction on indictment, to a fine, or

on summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding £20,000.

enter land or premises on which they reasonably believe a contravention of regulations under section 19 is occurring (whether by reason of advertising on that land or premises or by the use of that land or premises to cause an advertisement to appear elsewhere);

remove, destroy, conceal or erase any infringing article;

when entering land under paragraph (a), be accompanied by one or more persons for the purpose of taking action under paragraph (b);

use, or authorise the use of, reasonable force for the purpose of taking action under this subsection.

establish the identity of an owner, occupier or person responsible for the management of the land or premises or of any infringing article on the land or premises, and

give any owner, occupier or responsible person identified under paragraph (a) such opportunity as seems reasonable to the constable ... in the circumstances of the case to end the contravention of the regulations (whether by removing, destroying or concealing any infringing article or otherwise).

there are reasonable grounds to believe a contravention of regulations under section 19 is occurring in the dwelling or on land that can reasonably be entered only through the dwelling,

the constable ... has complied with subsection (3),

the constable ... has taken reasonable steps to give notice to persons likely to be interested of his intention to apply for a warrant, and

that it is reasonable in the circumstances of the case to issue a warrant.

ending the contravention of regulations under section 19,

preventing a future contravention of the regulations, or

enabling the article to be used as evidence in proceedings for an offence under section 21, or

enabling the article to be forfeited in accordance with section 143 of the Powers of Criminal Courts (Sentencing) Act 2000 (c. 6).

if removed by an enforcement officer, shall as soon as is reasonably practicable be delivered to a constable, and

whether removed by or delivered to a constable, shall be treated as if acquired by the constable in the course of the investigation of an offence.

shall take reasonable steps to leave the land or premises secure, and

shall comply with any provision of regulations under section 19 about informing specified persons of what the constable ... has done.

conferring jurisdiction on a court or tribunal;

about appeals.

aim to give two years' notice of the general nature of the regulations, and

aim to give six months' notice of the detailed provisions of the regulations.

shall make available to persons who are or may be affected by regulations under section 19 advice about the effect or likely effect of the regulations, and

may give assistance (which may include financial assistance) in complying with or avoiding breaches of the regulations.

prepare a strategy for the exercise of their functions under this section and under section 22,

submit the strategy to the Secretary of State,

revise the strategy until it obtains the Secretary of State’s approval, and

publish the strategy as approved.

section 19(8)(e), and

any regulations under section 19.

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

shall be subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

shall aim to secure compliance with obligations imposed on any person by the Host City Contract,

shall have regard to any requests or guidance from the International Olympic Committee, and

shall also have regard to amenity and public safety (including in each case the need to avoid congestion).

the places in respect of which the regulations apply,

the nature of the trading in respect of which the regulations apply, and

what is, or is not, to be treated for the purposes of the regulations as trading in the vicinity of a place.

on a highway, or

in another place—

the regulations shall apply only for such time as the Secretary of State ... considers necessary for the purpose of securing compliance with obligations imposed on any person by the Host City Contract, and

the regulations may apply during different periods in respect of different places.

the Olympic Delivery Authority, or

a person to whom the function of granting authorisations for the purpose of this subsection is delegated by the Authority (and the Authority may delegate the function to different persons in respect of different areas or activities).

an authorisation may be subject to terms and conditions about the times at which trading is carried out or about steps to be taken in respect of congestion, litter or noise, and

an authorisation granted to a person may be subject to terms and conditions which are inconsistent with, or more onerous than, the terms and conditions of any other licence held by the person in respect of trading.

stipulate that an authorisation be granted in respect of a place only if a specified kind of licence exists in respect of trading in that place;

stipulate that an authorisation be granted in respect of a place only if it is designated for a specified purpose in accordance with a specified enactment;

stipulate that an authorisation be granted to a person only if he holds a specified kind of licence in respect of trading;

stipulate that an authorisation may be granted for trading in the course of a fair or market (which the regulations may define) only where—

require the Authority to have regard to the provisions of the Host City Contract;

confer, subject to provisions of the regulations, an absolute discretion in respect of each application for authorisation.

may, to a specified extent or for specified purposes, disapply or modify specified enactments relating to trading (which may include enactments conferring rights to conduct a fair or market),

may apply (with or without modifications) or make provision similar to any enactment ...,

may provide for exceptions which may be expressed by reference to the nature of trading, its circumstances, the application of profits or any other matter (which may include the consent of a specified person),

may make provision which applies generally or only for specified purposes or in specified circumstances, and

may make different provision for different purposes or circumstances.

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

may not be made unless a draft has been laid before and approved by resolution of each House of Parliament.

such authorities, with responsibilities for the licensing of trading in respect of places to which the regulations apply or may apply, as he thinks appropriate,

such persons, who appear to the Secretary of State ... to represent interests likely to be affected by the regulations, as he thinks appropriate,

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the London Organising Committee.

subsection (2)(b) does not apply to the regulations, and

the regulations are instead subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

by any landowner, local authority or other person, or

by or by virtue of any enactment, Charter or other document.

on conviction on indictment, to a fine, or

on summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding £20,000.

enter land or premises on which they reasonably believe a contravention of regulations under section 25 is occurring;

remove any infringing article;

when entering land under paragraph (a), be accompanied by one or more persons for the purpose of taking action under paragraph (b);

use, or authorise the use of, reasonable force for the purpose of taking action under this subsection.

ending the contravention of regulations under section 25,

preventing a future contravention of the regulations, or

enabling the article to be used as evidence in proceedings for an offence under section 27, or

enabling the article to be forfeited in accordance with section 143 of the Powers of Criminal Courts (Sentencing) Act 2000 (c. 6).

if removed by an enforcement officer, shall as soon as is reasonably practicable be delivered to a constable, and

whether removed by or delivered to a constable, shall be treated as if acquired by the constable in the course of the investigation of an offence;

shall take reasonable steps to leave the land or premises secure, and

shall comply with any provision of regulations under section 25 about informing specified persons of what the constable ... has done.

conferring jurisdiction on a court or tribunal;

about appeals.

make arrangements to have the effect of regulations made or expected to be made under section 25 brought to the attention of persons likely to be affected or interested, and

work with persons likely to be prevented by regulations under section 25 from carrying out their habitual trading activities in attempting to identify acceptable alternatives.

aim to give two years' notice of the general nature of the regulations, and

aim to give six months' notice of the detailed provisions of the regulations.

shall make available to persons who are or may be affected by regulations under section 25 advice about the effect or likely effect of the regulations, and

may give assistance (which may include financial assistance) in complying with or avoiding breaches of the regulations.

prepare a strategy for the exercise of their functions under this section and under or by virtue of sections 25 and 28,

submit the strategy to the Secretary of State,

revise the strategy until it obtains the Secretary of State’s approval, and

publish the strategy as approved.

shall be made by statutory instrument, and

shall be subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

in a public place or in the course of a business, and

otherwise than in accordance with a written authorisation issued by the London Organising Committee.

“Olympic ticket” means anything which is or purports to be a ticket for one or more London Olympic events,

a reference to selling a ticket includes a reference to—

a person shall (without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1)(a)) be treated as acting in the course of a business if he does anything as a result of which he makes a profit or aims to make a profit.

the sale of the ticket if purchased would be in the course of a business only by reason of subsection (2)(c), and

the person does not know, and could not reasonably be expected to discover, that subsection (2)(c) would apply to the sale.

premises in which the person was when arrested or immediately before he was arrested, and

a vehicle which the constable reasonably believes is being used or was used in connection with the offence.

make provision about charges;

enable the Committee to exercise unfettered discretion.

for the purpose of complying with an obligation of the Mayor of London under the Host City Contract (whether before, during or after the London Olympics),

for a purpose connected with preparing for or managing the London Olympics, or

for a purpose connected with anything done in accordance with paragraph (a) or (b).

arrange for the construction, improvement or adaptation of premises or facilities of any description;

arrange for the provision of services of any description;

undertake works of any description;

acquire land or other property;

enter into agreements;

act jointly or cooperate with any person (whether or not having functions under the Host City Contract);

give financial or other assistance to persons in respect of activity connected with the London Olympics (whether or not the activity is undertaken in pursuance of an agreement with the Authority);

take action in respect of places outside London.

the Secretary of State,

the British Olympic Association,

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the London Organising Committee, and

other persons with experience or knowledge which might be useful in relation to preparing for or managing the London Olympics.

include savings (which may include provision saving, to such extent as may be specified and whether or not subject to modifications, the effect of a provision of the Greater London Authority Act 1999 or another primary or subordinate enactment in so far as it applies in relation to section 34);

include transitional provision (which may include provision relating to the effect of a provision of an enactment in so far as it applies in relation to section 34);

include provision for the transfer of property, rights or liabilities (which may, in particular, include provision for transfer—

include provision of any other kind relating to the management, control or treatment of anything constructed or done in accordance with section 34(1);

include incidental or consequential provision;

make provision having effect generally or only for specified cases or purposes;

make different provision for different cases or purposes.

section 19 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 (c. 67) (open spaces, &c.) shall not apply,

section 295 of the Housing Act 1985 (c. 68) (extinguishment of rights over land acquired) shall apply (with any necessary modifications) as it applies to a purchase by a local housing authority,

no enactment regulating the use of commons, open spaces or allotments shall prevent or restrict the use of the land for construction, other works or any other purpose (but this paragraph does not disapply a requirement for planning permission), and

any enactment permitting compulsory purchase shall be treated as applying to an interest in land whether or not it, or any superior or inferior interest, is held by the Crown.

include savings (which may include provision saving, to such extent as may be specified and whether or not subject to modifications, the effect of a provision of the Regional Development Agencies Act 1998 or another primary or subordinate enactment in so far as it applies in relation to this section);

include transitional provision (which may include provision relating to the effect of a provision of an enactment in so far as it applies in relation to this section);

include provision for the transfer of property, rights or liabilities (which may, in particular, include provision for transfer—

include provision of any other kind relating to the management, construction or treatment of anything constructed or done for the purpose specified in subsection (1);

include incidental or consequential provision;

make provision having effect generally or only for specific cases or purposes;

make different provision for different cases or purposes.

references to the Secretary of State ... are to be read as if they were references to the Scottish Ministers, and

references (other than in sections 20 and 26) to a resolution of either House of Parliament are to be read as if they were references to a resolution of the Scottish Parliament.

the references to a justice of the peace are to be read as if they were references to a sheriff, and

the reference to the application of a constable ... is to be read as if it were a reference to the application of a procurator fiscal.

section 1,

sections 3 to 5 and Schedule 1,

section 32 and paragraphs 1 to 11 of Schedule 3,

section 33 and Schedule 4,

sections 34 and 35(1) and (2),

section 36(3)(a) and (d),

section 37, and

section 38.

sections 19 to 31, and

section 39(2) and (3).

may make provision generally or only for specified purposes,

may make different provision for different purposes,

may include transitional or incidental provision, and

shall be made by statutory instrument.

beginning with the day specified under subsection (2) above for the commencement of paragraph 14 of Schedule 3, and

ending with 31st December 2012.

paragraph (a) shall have effect in relation to compulsory purchase orders made on or after 1st October 2005,

an order bringing paragraph (b) into force on a date (“the commencement date”)—

an order bringing paragraph (c) into force on a date (“the commencement date”)—

paragraph (d) shall be treated as having taken effect on 1st October 2005.

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sections 10 to 18, and

sections 34 to 36.

England and Wales,

Scotland, and

Northern Ireland.

places in England, and

things done in or in respect of England.

a reference to the Secretary of State ... were a reference to the National Assembly for Wales, and

a reference to a resolution of each or either House of Parliament were a reference to a resolution of the National Assembly for Wales.