Schedule 5: Regulations - Procedure Part 3: Powers of Relevant National Authority - Joint Exercise Effect of annulment resolution
Paragraph 16(1) sets out that if in accordance with this Part of Schedule 5 -
either House of Parliament concludes that an address should be presented to His Majesty setting out that the instrument should be annulled, or
a relevant devolved legislature concludes that an instrument should be annulled,
no further action should be taken under the instrument after the date that such a resolution is made and His Majesty may decide to revoke the instrument by Order in Council.
	Paragraph 16(2) sets out that the use of "relevant devolved legislature" in sub-paragraph (1) should be understood to mean –
the Scottish Parliament, in cases where regulations are made jointly with Scottish Ministers;
Senedd Cymru, in cases where regulations are made jointly with Welsh Ministers;
the Northern Ireland Assembly, in cases where regulations are made jointly with a Northern Ireland department.
	Paragraph 16(3) sets out that sub-paragraph (1) does not –
impact the validity of anything previously done under that instrument, or
prevent a new instrument from being made.
	Paragraph 16(4) sets out that this paragraph applies in the place of any other provision being made by another enactment about the effect of such a resolution.