355 Regulations, orders and rules
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355  Regulations, orders and rules

(1)     Regulations or rules under this Act, or an order of the Secretary of State[, the Welsh Ministers] [or the Scottish Ministers] under this Act—

(a)     may make provision which applies generally or only for specified purposes or in specified cases or circumstances,

(b)     may make different provision for different purposes, cases or circumstances, and

(c)     may include incidental, consequential or transitional provision.

(2)     A provision of this Act which permits regulations, rules or an order to make provision of a specified kind is without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1).

(3)     Regulations or rules under this Act, or an order of the Secretary of State [or the Welsh Ministers] under this Act, shall be

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