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sch.3-sec.114Existing emergency disease notices
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### sch.3-sec.114 Existing emergency disease notices
This section applies if—
under the repealed Act, section 12A(1), the chief executive has made an emergency disease notice declaring a declared disease to be a disease for that Act; and
immediately before the commencement, the notice is still in force.
On the commencement, the notice—
is taken to be an emergency prohibited matter declaration, made by the chief executive under chapter 2, part 2, declaring the declared disease to be prohibited matter; and
continues to have effect for the period it would have had effect under the repealed Act, section 12A(6).
(sch.3-sec.114-ssec.1) This section applies if— under the repealed Act, section 12A(1), the chief executive has made an emergency disease notice declaring a declared disease to be a disease for that Act; and immediately before the commencement, the notice is still in force.
(sch.3-sec.114-ssec.2) On the commencement, the notice— is taken to be an emergency prohibited matter declaration, made by the chief executive under chapter 2, part 2, declaring the declared disease to be prohibited matter; and continues to have effect for the period it would have had effect under the repealed Act, section 12A(6).
- (a) under the repealed Act, section 12A(1), the chief executive has made an emergency disease notice declaring a declared disease to be a disease for that Act; and
- (b) immediately before the commencement, the notice is still in force.
- (a) is taken to be an emergency prohibited matter declaration, made by the chief executive under chapter 2, part 2, declaring the declared disease to be prohibited matter; and
- (b) continues to have effect for the period it would have had effect under the repealed Act, section 12A(6).