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106(1)Part 5 of Schedule 6 (devolution issues: general) is amended as follows.U.K.
(2)Omit paragraph 32 (proceedings in the House of Lords) and the heading before it.
(3)In the heading before paragraph 33 (direct references to Judicial Committee) for “Judicial Committee” substitute “ Supreme Court ”.
(4)In paragraph 33 (law officer requiring court to refer devolution issue) for “Judicial Committee” substitute “ Supreme Court ”.
(5)In paragraph 34 (law officer referring devolution issues) for “Judicial Committee” substitute “ Supreme Court ”.
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