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The Treasury may issue and apply £117,803,366,000 from the Consolidated Fund for the 1998–1999 supply, and additional sums may be applied as appropriations in aid under Schedule (B).
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The Treasury may issue £123,876,596,000 from the UK Consolidated Fund for the year ending 31 March 2000, and the Act also appropriates other sums and repeals the enactments listed in Schedule (C).
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This document notes that the Appropriation Act 2001 was repealed.
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This Act was repealed on 8.7.2004 by the Appropriation Act 2004 (c. 9), Schedule 3.
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This act is marked as repealed.
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This entry says the Appropriation Act 2004 was repealed.
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This Act was repealed.
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This entry says the Appropriation Act 2006 was repealed.
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This document says the Appropriation Act 2007 was repealed.
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This text says the Appropriation Act 2008 was repealed.
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This Act authorises specified government spending and the Treasury’s issue of money from the Consolidated Fund for the years ending 31 March 2008 and 31 March 2009.
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This Act authorises specified public spending and gives the Treasury power to issue and apply a stated sum from the Consolidated Fund for 2010.
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This Act authorises specified resource use and Consolidated Fund payments for the years ending 31 March 2010 and 31 March 2011, and gives the Treasury limited permission to retain amounts and issue funds in certain cases.
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Approved premises staff may require residents to give urine or other samples for substance testing, but not intimate samples, when authorised. The manager and staff must follow Secretary of State guidance, and the Secretary of State may also use residents’ samples anonymously for prevalence testing.
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This text identifies the Arbitration (Foreign Awards) Act 1930.
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The Act sets up the Centre for investment-dispute conciliation and arbitration and gives rules for registering and enforcing awards in court.
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This provision makes arbitration agreements and arbitrator authority harder to displace, gives courts control powers, and sets rules for staying court proceedings, appointing arbitrators, making and enforcing awards, costs, interest, and foreign awards.
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The Act sets rules for staying court proceedings when a covered arbitration agreement applies, and for enforcing Convention awards with specified documents and limited refusal grounds.
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The Act mainly limits when the High Court and Court of Appeal can interfere with arbitration awards, and lets the High Court decide certain legal questions and, in some cases, require reasons or extend arbitrator powers.