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This is an incomplete list of Statutory Instruments of the United Kingdom in 1956. This listing is the complete, 40 items, "Partial Dataset" as listed on www.legislation.gov.uk (as at March 2014).[1]




Contents






  • 1 Statutory Instruments


  • 2 Unreferenced Listings


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links


  • 5 See also





Statutory Instruments



  • The Coal Industry (Superannuation Scheme) (Winding Up, No. 10) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/248

  • The Airways Corporations (General Staff Pensions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1956 SI 1956/305

  • The Pupils' Registration Regulations 1956 SI 1956/357

  • The Prevention of Damage by Pests (Application to Shipping) (Amendment No. 2) Order 1956 SI 1956/420

  • The Sheriffs' Fees (Amendment) Order 1956 SI 1956/502 (L. 5)

  • The Double Taxation Relief (Taxes on Income) (Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland) Order 1956 SI 1956/619

  • The Civil Service Commission (Fees) Order 1956 SI 1956/674

  • The National Insurance (Modification of the London Transport and Railway Pension Schemes) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/732

  • The Seal Fisheries (Crown Colonies and Protectorates) (Amendment) Order in Council 1956 SI 1956/838

  • The Foreign Compensation Commission Rules 1956 SI 1956/962

  • The Double Taxation Relief (Estate Duty) (India) Order 1956 SI 1956/998

  • The Administration of Justice Act (Commencement) Order,1956 SI 1956/1065

  • The Navy and Marines (Property of Deceased) Order 1956 SI 1956/1217

  • The Visiting Forces (Designation) (Colonies) (Amendment) Order,1956 SI 1956/1368

  • The Mines and Quarries Act,1954 (Commencement) Order,1956 SI 1956/1530

  • The Family Allowances, National Insurance and Industrial Injuries (Refugees) Order 1956 SI 1956/1698

  • The Governors' Pensions (Commutation) Order 1956 SI 1956/1736

  • The Coal and Other Mines (General Duties and Conduct) Order 1956 SI 1956/1761

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Ventilation) Order 1956 SI 1956/1764

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Safety-Lamps and Lighting) Order 1956 SI 1956/1765

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Fire and Rescue) Order 1956 SI 1956/1768

  • The Coal Mines (Precautions against Inflammable Dust) Order 1956 SI 1956/1769

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Locomotives) Order 1956 SI 1956/1771

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Sidings) Order 1956 SI 1956/1773

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Sanitary Conveniences) Order 1956 SI 1956/1776

  • The Coal and Other Mines (Horses) Order 1956 SI 1956/1777

  • The Miscellaneous Mines Order 1956 SI 1956/1778

  • The Miscellaneous Mines (Electricity) Order 1956 SI 1956/1779

  • The Quarries Order 1956 SI 1956/1780

  • The Quarries (Electricity) Order 1956 SI 1956/1781

  • The Census of Distribution (1958) (Restriction on Disclosure) Order, 1956 SI 1956/1860

  • The Greenwich Hospital School (Regulations) (Amendment) Order,1956 SI 1956/1894

  • The Merchant Shipping (Certificates of Competency as A.B.) (New Zealand) Order 1956 SI 1956/1895

  • The Coal Mines (Cardox and Hydrox) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/1942

  • The Stratified Ironstone, Shale and Fireclay Mines (Explosives) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/1943

  • The Mines (Manner of Search for Smoking Materials) Order 1956 SI 1956/2016

  • The Visiting Forces (Designation) Order 1956 SI 1956/2041

  • The Visiting Forces (Military Courts-Martial) (Amendment) Order 1956 SI 1956/2043

  • The Visiting Forces (Royal New Zealand Air Force) (Amendment) Order 1956 SI 1956/2044

  • The Sheriffs' Fees (Amendment No. 2) Order 1956 SI 1956/2081 (L. 24)



Unreferenced Listings


The following 11 items were previously listed on this article, however are unreferenced on the authorities site, included here for a "no loss" approach.



  • Police Pensions Regulations 1956 SI 1956/385

  • Police Pensions (Scotland) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/434

  • Board of Inquiry (Air Force) Rules 1956 SI 1956/579

  • Board of Inquiry (Army) Rules 1956 SI 1956/630

  • Sheffield Water Order 1956 SI 1956/1454

  • Sheffield Water (Charges etc.) Order 1956 SI 1956/1455

  • Post Office Register (Trustee Savings Banks) (Amendment) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/1670

  • Coal and Other Mines (Surveyors and Plans) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/1760

  • Coal and Other Mines (Electricity) Order 1956 SI 1956/1766

  • Coal and Other Mines (Steam Boilers) Order 1956 SI 1956/1772

  • National Library of Wales (Delivery of Books) (Amendment) Regulations 1956 SI 1956/1978



References





  1. ^ http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1956




External links




  • Legislation.gov.uk delivered by the UK National Archive

  • UK SI's on legislation.gov.uk

  • UK Draft SI's on legislation.gov.uk



See also


List of Statutory Instruments of the United Kingdom







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