12 Power to restate assimilated law or reproduce sunsetted retained EU rights, powers, liabilities etc
Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 (2023 c 28) | Legislation

12  Power to restate assimilated law or reproduce sunsetted retained EU rights, powers, liabilities etc

(1)     A relevant national authority may by regulations restate, to any extent, any secondary assimilated law.

(2)     In this Act “secondary assimilated law” means—

(a)     any assimilated law that is not primary legislation;

(b)     any assimilated law that is primary legislation the text of which was inserted by subordinate legislation.

(3)     A restatement is not assimilated law.

(4)     Any effect which is produced in relation

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