Transition from regulations to rules
72A Transition from regulations to rules
In this section – remade, for regulations, means the rescission of all of those regulations and the making of new regulations in substitution for those regulations; rules means rules of court made for this Act by the Magistrates Rule Committee on or after the transition day;Transition Act means the Justice (Delegated Legislation) Act 2003; transition day means the day on which Part 3 of the Transition Act commences.
Notwithstanding the amendments made to this Act by Part 3 of the Transition Act, the regulations that were in force under this Act immediately before the transition day (the "Coroners Regulations 1996") – continue in force on and after that day as if the Transition Act had not been enacted; and may, until rules take effect, be amended or remade as if the Transition Act had not been enacted.
After rules take effect, the Coroners Regulations 1996, unless sooner amended or remade consequent on the making of those rules or rescinded, continue in force only to the extent that they are not inconsistent with those rules.
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