Part II Other Consequential Amendments
Police Act 1996 (1996 c 16) | Legislation

Part II Other Consequential Amendments

Pedlars Act 1871 (c 96)

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In section 5 of the Pedlars Act 1871, in paragraph 1 for “of the police district†there shall be substituted “for the police areaâ€.

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In section 8 of that Act—

(a)     for “police district†there shall be substituted “police areaâ€, and

(b)     for “such district†there shall be substituted “the areaâ€.

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In section 9 of that Act for “police districtâ€, in both places where it occurs, there shall be substituted “police areaâ€.

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In section 21 of that Act for “district†there shall be substituted “police areaâ€.

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In Schedule 2 to that Act for “police district†in each place where it occurs in Form A and Form B there shall be substituted “police areaâ€.

Parks Regulation Act 1872 (c 15)

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In section 7 of the Parks Regulation Act 1872 for “police district†there shall be substituted “police areaâ€.

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In section 8 of that Act for “of the district†there shall be substituted “for the police areaâ€.

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Local Government Act 1958 (c 55)

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