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(1)This section applies to any order made under section 134 or 136.
(2)The Welsh Ministers must send a copy of any order to which this section applies to the Secretary of State.
(3)The Welsh Ministers must—
(a)make a copy of any order to which this section applies available for inspection at such place as they think fit for that purpose at all reasonable hours without payment;
(b)provide a copy of any such order to any person who requests one.
(4)Subject to subsection (5), an order to which this section applies may make such provision amending, modifying or excluding any statutory provision of local application which has effect in the area to which the order relates as the Welsh Ministers think is necessary or expedient in consequence of the order.
(5)An order to which this section applies may not amend, modify or exclude any statutory provision of local application which was made by the Secretary of State unless the Secretary of State consents.
(6)An order to which this section applies may be amended or revoked by a further order.
(7)In this section “statutory provision” means—
(a)provision of an Act of Parliament, or
(b)provision of an instrument made under an Act of Parliament.
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