Part 6: Miscellaneous Amendments to FSMA 2000 Section 65: Power to amend enactments in consequence of rules
This section inserts new section 141B into FSMA 2000.
	Within this, subsection (1) of new section 141B enables HM Treasury to amend legislation as a consequence of rules made by a regulator.
	Subsection 141B(2) is self-explanatory.
	Subsection (3) omits section 144F of FSMA 2000, which enables HM Treasury to amend an enactment as a consequence of CRR rules made by the PRA. New section 141B will enable HM Treasury to amend enactments as a consequence of CRR rules, in addition to other regulator rules, and so section 144F is no longer required.
	Subsection (4)(a) inserts new section 141B into section 429(4) of FSMA 2000 which provides that regulations made under this power are subject to the affirmative Parliamentary procedure. And as 144F has been repealed, subsection (4)(b) provides for the deletion of section 144F from Section 429(4) of FSMA 2000.