52 Regulations and orders
Child Support Act 1991 (1991 c 48) | Legislation

52  Regulations and orders

(1)     Any power conferred on . . . the Lord Advocate or the Secretary of State by this Act to make regulations or orders (other than a deduction from earnings order) shall be exercisable by statutory instrument.

[(2)     No statutory instrument containing (whether alone or with other provisions) regulations made under—

(a)     section [4(3A), 7(4A),] . . . 12(4) (so far as the regulations make provision for the default rate of child support maintenance mentioned in section 12(5)(b)), [20(2A), 20(3A),] 28C(2)(b), 28F(2)(b), 30(5A), [32A to 32C, 32E to 32J,] 41(2), 41A, 41B(6), [41E(1)(a),] 43(1), 44(2A)(d). . . or 47;

(b)     paragraph 3(2) or 10A(1) of Part I of Schedule 1; or

(c)     Schedule 4B,

or an order made

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