176 Parliamentary control
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

176  Parliamentary control

(1)     Subject to the provisions of this section, a statutory instrument containing (whether alone or with other provisions)—

[(za)     regulations under section 5 specifying the lower earnings limit for the tax year following the designated tax year (see section 5(4) of the Pensions Act 2007) or any subsequent tax year;]

[(zb)     regulations under section 5 specifying the upper earnings limit;]

(a)     regulations made by virtue of—

[section 4B(2);

section 4C;]

[section 9A(7);]

[section 9B(4), (8) or (10);]

[section 10ZC;]

[section 11(8) or (9);]

[section 14A;]

section 18;

[section 18A;]

section 19(4) to (6);

section 28(3);

[section 30DD(5)(b) or (c);]

[section 45(2A);]

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section 104(3);

section 117;

section 118;

[section 130B(4);]

section 145;

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[section 171ZE(1) [or (2)(b)];

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[any of sections 171ZU to 171ZY;]

[any of sections 171ZZ6 to 171ZZ9];

[any of sections 171ZZ16 to 171ZZ19].

[(aa)     the first regulations made by

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