5 “Assimilated law”
Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 (2023 c 28) | Legislation

5  “Assimilated law”

(1)     As regards all times after the end of 2023, the things listed in the left-hand column are to be known by the names in the right-hand column.

At or before the end of 2023After the end of 2023
Retained EU lawAssimilated law
Retained case lawAssimilated case law
Retained direct EU legislationAssimilated direct legislation
Retained direct minor EU legislationAssimilated direct minor legislation
Retained direct principal EU legislationAssimilated direct principal legislation
Retained domestic case lawAssimilated domestic case law
Retained EU case lawAssimilated EU case law
Retained EU obligationAssimilated obligation
Retained
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