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4.Restatement and amendment of the law regarding the horserace betting levy
10.(1) Section 15 (abolition of levy) is amended as follows....
11.(1) Section 16 (property of the Levy Board) is amended...
14.Omit Schedule 4 (abolition of the horserace betting levy system:...
17.In section 22 (duty to promote the licensing objectives)—
18.In section 23 (statement of principles for licensing and regulation),...
19.In section 69(2)(b) (application), after “Act” insert “, apart from...
21.In section 120 (conditions for suspension or revocation), after subsection...
22.In Part 15 (inspection), at the beginning insert— Application of...
23.In section 342 (false information)— (a) in subsection (1), after...
24.In section 353 (interpretation), after subsection (4) insert—
25.Omit section 358(6) (transitional provision relating to repeal of Betting,...
26.(1) Schedule 6 (exchange of information: persons and bodies) is...
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