Part 13: General Section 122: Regulations
This section sets out the procedure that applies where regulations are made under this legislation.
	Subsection (1) sets out that any power to make regulations by a Minister of the Crown or the Welsh Ministers, is exercisable by statutory instrument, and any power to make regulations by a Northern Ireland department is exercisable by statutory rule.
	Subsection (2) refers to how regulations may be made by the Scottish Ministers under the Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 (asp 10).
	Subsection (3) clarifies the scope of regulation making powers under this legislation, including that they may make different provision for different circumstances, general or specific provision, incidental, supplementary or consequential provision or transitional, transitory and saving provision.
	Subsection (4) lists the regulation making powers in this legislation that are exercisable by a Minister of the Crown, subject to the affirmative procedure.
	Subsections (5) and (6) establish that, with the exception of regulations made under sections 42 (direct award to protect life, etc) and 127 (commencement), all other regulation-making powers in this legislation that are exercisable by a Minister of the Crown are subject to the negative procedure.
	Subsections (7)-(9) set out the procedure for making Regulations under section 42 (direct award to protect life, etc). Subsection (7) requires that unless preserved by the approval of a resolution in each House of Parliament, such regulations cease to have effect after 28 days.
	Subsections (8) and (9) make provision for how that period is to be calculated and the consequences of a failure to make such approvals.
	Subsection (10) lists the regulation-making powers in this legislation that are exercisable by Welsh Ministers, subject to the affirmative procedure.
	Subsection (11) establishes that all other regulation-making powers in this legislation that are exercisable by Welsh Ministers are subject to the negative procedure.
	Subsection (12) lists the regulation-making powers in this legislation that are exercisable by a Northern Ireland department, subject to the affirmative procedure.
	Subsection (13) establishes that all other regulation-making powers in this legislation that are exercisable by a Northern Ireland department are subject to the negative procedure.
	Subsection (14) sets out that regulations made by the Scottish Ministers under sections 90 (treaty state suppliers: non-discrimination), 92 (trade disputes) and 115 (powers relating to procurement arrangements) are subject to the affirmative procedure.