SCHEDULE 14 Transitional Provisions and Savings
Northern Ireland Act 1998 (1998 c 47) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 14 Transitional Provisions and Savings

Section 100(1)

Human rights

1

In relation to any time before the Human Rights Act 1998 is fully in force, sections 6(2)(c), 24(1) and 71 and Schedule 10 shall have effect as if that Act were so in force.

First Minister and deputy First Minister

2

Any election of the First Minister and the deputy First Minister held before the appointed day shall on and after that day have effect as if it had been held under section 16.

Ministerial offices

3

Any determination of—

(a)     the number of Ministerial offices to be held by Northern Ireland Ministers; and

(b)     the functions to be exercisable by the holder of each such office,

made and approved before the appointed day shall on and after that day have effect as if it had been made and approved under section 17.

Northern Ireland Ministers

4

Any nomination of a person to hold a Ministerial office made before the appointed day shall on and after that day have effect as if it had been made under section 18.

Junior Ministers

5

Any of the following made and approved before the appointed

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