60 Meaning of “retained functions” etc
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

60  Meaning of “retained functions” etc

(1)     For the purposes of this Part, the functions of a public authority which are “retained functions” as respects any marine planning region are those functions of the public authority which, as respects that region, are not any of the following—

(a)     Scottish Ministerial functions (see subsection (2));

(b)     Welsh Ministerial functions (see subsection (2));

(c)     Northern Ireland government functions (see subsection (2));

(d)     secondary devolved functions (see subsection (3));

(e)     relevant ancillary functions (see subsection (5)).

(2)     In this section—

“Northern Ireland government functions” means—

(a)     any functions exercisable by a Northern Ireland Minister or a Northern Ireland department, other than joint functions and concurrent functions (see subsection (9));

(b)     any concurrent functions, so far as exercised by a Northern Ireland Minister or a Northern Ireland department;

(c)     the function exercised by a Northern Ireland Minister or a Northern Ireland department when exercising a joint function;

“Scottish Ministerial functions” means—

(a)     any functions exercisable by the Scottish Ministers, other than joint functions and concurrent functions;

(b)     any concurrent functions, so far as exercised by the Scottish Ministers;

(c)     the function exercised by the Scottish Ministers when exercising a joint function;

“Welsh Ministerial functions” means—

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