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Promissory Oaths Act 2015

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18 References to Sovereign

If, at a time when an oath required to be taken and subscribed under this Act is taken, the Sovereign is a King, a reference in this Act to the Queen or Her Majesty is deemed to be a reference to the King, or to His Majesty, respectively.

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