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1Abolition of the right to buyS
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(1)Sections 61 to 81, 84 and 84A of the 1987 Act (right to buy provisions) are repealed.
(2)Section 52 of the 2001 Act (reports on right to buy) is repealed.
(3)Sections 145 to 147 of the 2010 Act (duties to collect information in relation to right to buy) are repealed.
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