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Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025 s 54

s 54 Consequential amendments to other Acts

54.—(1) In the Accounting Standards Act 2007, in the Schedule, after item 8, insert — “8A. Communicable Diseases Agency Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025”. (2) In the Attorney-General (Additional Functions) Act 2014, in the Schedule, after item 5, insert —“5A. Communicable Diseases Agency”. (3) In the Central Provident Fund Act 1953, in the First Schedule, in paragraph 6, after item (9), insert —“(9A) Communicable Diseases Agency.”. (4) In the Infectious Diseases Act 1976, in the following provisions, replace “the Board” with “the Communicable Diseases Agency”: Section 48(2)(b)(i) Section 49 Section 50(4) Section 63(1). (5) In the Official Secrets Act 1935, in the Schedule, after item 5, insert —“5A. Communicable Diseases Agency”. (6) In the Public Sector (Governance) Act 2018, in the First Schedule, in Part 1, after item 7, insert — “7A. Communicable Diseases Agency Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025”. (7) In the Statutory Bodies and Government Companies (Protection of Secrecy) Act 1983, in the Schedule, in Part 1, after item 5, insert — “5A. Communicable Diseases Agency Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025”. (8) In the Statutory Corporations (Contributions to Consolidated Fund) Act 1989, in the Schedule, after item 8, insert — “8A. Communicable Diseases Agency Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025”.

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