Section 10(1) requires the Secretary of State to seek the consent of the Scottish Ministers to make regulations under section 1 which contain provision within Scottish devolved competence, unless the provision is merely incidental to, or consequential on, provision outside Scottish devolved competence.
	Section 10(2) requires the Secretary of State to seek the consent of the Welsh Ministers to make regulations under section 1 which contain provision within Welsh devolved competence, unless the provision is merely incidental to, or consequential on, provision outside Welsh devolved competence.
	Section 10(3) requires the Secretary of State to seek the consent of the relevant Northern Ireland department to make regulations under section 1 or 5(2) which contain provision within Northern Ireland devolved competence, unless the provision is merely incidental to, or consequential on, provision outside Northern Ireland devolved competence. Section 10(4) clarifies that the ‘relevant Northern Ireland department’ is the appropriate Northern Ireland department for the provision contained in the concerned regulations.
	Section 10(5) sets out what is meant by devolved competence in relation to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for the purpose of this section.
	Section 10(6) amends the Government of Wales Act 2006 allowing the Senedd to pass legislation removing the need for the Secretary of State to seek the consent of the Welsh Ministers under section 10(2).
	Section 10(7) clarifies the meaning of ‘Minister of the Crown’.
Supplementary provisions Section 10: Regulations making provision within devolved competence