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Financial Markets Authority Act 2011

Miscellaneous provisions - Transitional provisions - Disestablishment of office of Government Actuary

79: References to Government Actuary

You could also call this:

"What to do when you see 'Government Actuary' mentioned in old documents"

When you see the term 'Government Actuary' in any official document or law made before or on the day this change happened, you should think of it as referring to the new person or group that took over the Government Actuary's job. This is called the 'successor'.

This change in how you should understand the term applies in most cases, but there might be some situations where it doesn't work. Also, there are some special rules in other parts of the law that might change how this works in certain cases.

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Part 4Miscellaneous provisions
Transitional provisions: Disestablishment of office of Government Actuary

79References to Government Actuary

  1. A reference (express or implied) to the Government Actuary in any enactment (other than this Act), or in any instrument, register, record, notice, security, document, or communication made, given, passed, or executed before or on the commencement date, must be read as a reference to the successor.

  2. This section—

  3. applies unless the context otherwise requires; and
    1. is subject to subpart 3 and section 80.