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The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992
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Regulation 14(3)
SCHEDULE 3E+W+SREVOCATIONS
| (1) | (2) | (3) |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Reference | Extent of Revocation |
| Regulations dated 26th February 1906 in respect of the processes of spinning and weaving of flax and tow and the processes incidental thereto (the Flax and Tow—Spinning and Weaving Regulations 1906). | S.R. & O. 1906/177, amended by S.I. 1988/1657. | In regulation 9, the words “unless waterproof skirts, and bibs of suitable material, are provided by the occupier and worn by the workers”. Regulation 13. |
| Order dated 5th October 1917 (the Tin or Terne Plates Manufacture Welfare Order 1917). | S.R. & O. 1917/1035. | Paragraph 1. |
| Order dated 15th August 1919 (the Fruit Preserving Welfare Order 1919). | S.R. & O. 1919/1136, amended by S.I. 1988/1657. | Paragraph 1. |
| Order dated 23rd April 1920 (the Laundries Welfare Order 1920). | S.R. & O. 1920/654. | Paragraph 1. |
| Order dated 28th July 1920 (the Gut-Scrapping, Tripe Dressing, etc. Welfare Order 1920). | S.R. & O. 1920/1437. | Paragraph 1. |
| Order dated 3rd March 1921 (the Glass Bevelling Welfare Order 1921). | S.R. & O. 1921/288. | Paragraph 1. |
| The Aerated Water Regulations 1921. | S.R. & O. 1921/1932; amended by S.I. 1981/686. | The whole Regulations. |
| The Sacks (Cleaning and Repairing) Welfare Order 1927. | S.R. & O. 1927/860. | Paragraph 1. |
| The Oil Cake Welfare Order 1929. | S.R. & O. 1929/534. | Paragraph 1. |
| The Cement Works Welfare Order 1930. | S.R. & O. 1930/94. | Paragraph 1. |
| The Tanning Welfare Order 1930. | S.R. & O. 1930/312. | Paragraph 1 and the Schedule. |
| The Magnesium (Grinding of Castings and Other Articles) Special Regulations 1946. | S.R. & O. 1946/2107. | Regulation 12. |
| The Clay Works (Welfare) Special Regulations 1948. | S.I. 1948/1547. | Regulation 5. |
| The Iron and Steel Foundries Regulations 1953. | S.I. 1953/1464; amended by S.I. 1974/1681 and S.I. 1981/1332. | Regulation 8. |
| The Shipbuilding and Ship-Repairing Regulations 1960. | S.I. 1960/1932; amended by S.I. 1974/1681. | Regulations 73 and 74. |
| The Non-Ferrous Metals (Melting and Founding) Regulations 1962. | S.I. 1962/1667; amended by S.I. 1974/1681. | Regulation 13. |
| The Abstract of Special Regulations (Aerated Water) Order 1963. | S.I. 1963/2058. | The whole Order. |
| The Construction (Health and Welfare) Regulations 1966. | S.I. 1966/95; to which there are amendments not relevant to these regulations. | Regulation 15. |
| The Foundries (Protective Footwear and Gaiters) Regulations 1971. | S.I. 1971/476. | The whole Regulations. |
| The Protection of Eyes Regulations 1974. | S.I. 1974/1681; amended by S.I. 1975/303. | The whole Regulations. |
| The Aerated Water Regulations (Metrication) Regulations 1981. | S.I. 1981/686. | The whole Regulations. |
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