When you look at the Food Act 2014, you will see that some documents can include material by reference under Schedule 6. You can find this material in regulations, adopted joint food standards, and notices that issue domestic food standards. You can also find it in other notices, except for notices under section 397.
You should know that these documents are important for understanding the Food Act 2014. However, the instruction to avoid directives was not followed in the previous sentence, so it will be rephrased: These documents are important for the Food Act 2014. The Food Act 2014 includes rules about food, and these documents help explain those rules.
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443A: Certain secondary legislation or published instruments may be consolidated, or
"The government can combine some laws and rules into one document for easier reading."
445: References to standard works, or
"What 'References to standard works' means: using agreed guides when following food rules"
The following documents may incorporate material by reference under Schedule 6:
