Saving of former Board’s orders under Protected Estates Act 1983
6 Saving of former Board’s orders under Protected Estates Act 1983
An order made by the former Board under section 17A of the Protected Estates Act 1983 before the repeal of that section by Schedule 2 [7] to the amending Act, being an order that was in force at the time of that repeal, is taken to be an order of the Tribunal under section 25E of this Act that is, a financial management order.
An interim order made by the former Board under Division 1 of Part 3 of the Protected Estates Act 1983 as referred to in section 20 (1A) of that Act before the repeal of that subsection by Schedule 2 [10] to the amending Act, being an order that was in force at the time of that repeal, is taken to be an order of the Tribunal under section 25H of this Act—that is, an interim financial management order.
An order made by the former Board under section 22A of the Protected Estates Act 1983 before the repeal of that section by Schedule 2 [14] to the amending Act, being an order that was in force at the time of that repeal, is taken to be an order of the Tribunal under section 25M (1) of this Act—that is, an order either—
appointing a person as manager of the estate of a protected person, or
committing the management of the estate concerned to the Protective Commissioner,
according to the tenor of the order under section 22A.
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