Interpretation Act 1965 s 38

s 38 Attempt to commit an offence to be deemed an offence

38. A provision which constitutes an offence is, unless the contrary intention appears, deemed to provide also that an attempt to commit that offence shall be an offence against the provision, punishable as if the offence itself had been committed.

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