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PART 1 Corrosive products and substances
Consequential amendments relating to corrosive products and substances
PART 5 Threatening with offensive weapons
50.Offence of threatening with offensive weapon etc in a public place etc
51.Offence of threatening with offensive weapon etc on further education premises
52.Offence of threatening with an offensive weapon etc in a private place
53.Search for corrosive substance on school or further education premises
54.Prohibition of certain firearms etc: England and Wales and Scotland
58.Payments in respect of surrendered firearms other than bump stocks
59.Payments in respect of prohibited firearms which are bump stocks
61.Conditions applying to certain firearms: England and Wales and Scotland
62.Conditions applying to certain firearms: Northern Ireland
SCHEDULES
Consequential amendments relating to sections 54 and 55
Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 (c. 38)
9.The Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 is amended as follows....
10.In section 29(3)(b) (offence in England and Wales and Scotland...
11.In paragraph 2(3)(b) of Schedule 2 (offence in Northern Ireland...
12.The amendment made by paragraph 10 applies only in relation...
13.The amendment made by paragraph 11 applies only in relation...
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