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Part 1 General order-making powers
Part 2 Other provisions relating to public bodies
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Power to abolish: bodies and offices
Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council. Advisory Committee on Hazardous Substances...
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1.For the purposes of making a transfer scheme under section...
Power to merge: bodies and offices
Group 1 Central Arbitration Committee. Certification Officer. Group 2 Gambling...
Power to modify constitutional arrangements: bodies and offices
Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council. British Hallmarking Council. Broads Authority....
Power to modify funding arrangements: bodies and offices
Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council. Commission for Equality and Human...
Power to modify or transfer functions: bodies and offices
Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council. Advisory Council on Public Records....
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