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45 Exclusion of enactments requiring fiat of Attorney General etc. in connection with proceedings. U.K.
(1)The following provision shall be inserted in the Army Act 1955, and also in the Air Force Act 1955, in each case after section 204:—
“204A Exclusion of enactments requiring fiat of Attorney General etc. in connection with proceedings.
With the exception of subsections (1) and (3) of section 132 of this Act, no enactment requiring the fiat or consent of the Attorney General or the Director of Public Prosecutions in connection with proceedings shall have effect in relation to proceedings under this Act.”
(2)The following provision shall be inserted in the Naval Discipline Act 1957 after section 129:—
“129A Exclusion of enactments requiring fiat of Attorney General etc. in connection with proceedings.
With the exception of section 52(3)(b) of this Act, no enactment requiring the fiat or consent of the Attorney General or the Director of Public Prosecutions in connection with any proceedings shall have effect in relation to proceedings under this Act.”
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