Health Act 1956

Schedule 8: Regulations and notices revoked

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"Old health rules that are no longer used"

The Health Act 1956 has a list of regulations and notices that are no longer valid. You can find this list in the part of the act called "Regulations and notices revoked". This list was created because of a rule in section 140(2) of the act.

The list includes many old regulations and notices about diseases and trades. Some of these are about what diseases doctors must tell the government about. Others are about trades that can be bad for people's health.

These regulations and notices are no longer used because they have been replaced or removed. They were originally created to help keep people healthy and safe. Now they are just part of the history of the Health Act 1956.

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This page was last updated on 24 May 2025

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Schedule 7: Enactments repealed, or

"Laws that are no longer valid because of the Health Act 1956"

8Regulations and notices revoked Empowered by s 140(2)

Amended Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol I 1931, p 388)

Amended Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Diseases (Gazette Vol II 1922, p 1611)

Communicable Diseases Notice 1951 (SR 1951/282)

Declaration as to Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol III 1933, p 3338)

Declaration as to Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol III 1934, p 4178)

Declaration as to Notifiable Diseases (Gazette Vol III 1924, p 2868)

Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol III 1924, p 2149)

Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol I 1926, p 868)

Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol I 1930, p 357)

Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol III 1933, p 3338)

Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol III 1934, p 4178)

Declaration as to Notifiable Infectious Diseases (Gazette Vol I 1921, p 620)

Declaring Carpet Beating to be an Offensive Trade Under the Heath Act 1920 (Gazette Vol I 1922, p 1066)

Declaring Certain Trades to be Offensive Trades Under the Health Act 1920 (Gazette Vol III 1921, p 2851)

Declaring Certain Trades to be Offensive Trades Under the Health Act 1920 (Gazette Vol III 1933, p 2720)

Eclampsia Declared to be a Notifiable Disease (Gazette Vol I 1923, p 1061)

Extension of Health Act 1920, Schedule 3 (Offensive Trades) (SR 1936/92)

Impetigo Contagiosa Declared to be an Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol I 1921, p 620)

Infectious Diseases Notice 1954 (SR 1954/58)

Infectious Diseases Notice 1955 (SR 1955/172)

Notifiable Diseases Notice 1953 (SR 1953/31)

Notifiable Diseases Order 1944 (SR 1944/79)

Notifiable Infectious Diseases Notice 1952 (SR 1952/113)

Notifiable Infectious Diseases Notice 1956 (SR 1956/41)

Offensive Trades Notice 1945 (SR 1945/16)

Pediculosis Declared to be an Infectious Disease (Gazette Vol II 1922, p 1956)

Regulations as to Appeals from Closing Orders under the Health Act 1920 (Gazette Vol I 1922, p 1206)

Regulations under section 48 of the Health Act 1920 (Gazette Vol II 1921, p 2188)

Revocation of Notifiable Infectious Diseases Notice (SR 1955/48)

Sanitary Works Regulations 1936 (SR 1937/103)

Sanitary Works Regulations 1938 (SR 1938/129)

Sanitary Works Regulations 1941 (SR 1941/16)