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363: Conflicts with special Acts
or “This law explains what happens when rules about nature and land disagree with other special laws.”
You could also call this:

“This part of the law still applies even though some old rules were cancelled or changed”

This part of the law is important even though some other parts of the law have been cancelled or changed. You should know that this part still applies even though some laws listed in Schedule 6 have been removed, some rules in Schedule 7 have been cancelled, and some laws in Schedule 8 have been changed. This means that the rules in this part are still in effect, no matter what happened to those other laws and rules.

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Part 15 Transitional provisions

364Application of this Part

  1. This Part shall have effect notwithstanding the repeal of the enactments specified in Schedule 6, the revocation of the regulations and orders specified in Schedule 7, and the amendment of the enactments specified in Schedule 8.