Section 140 clarifies that regulations made under the Act can include consequential, supplementary, incidental, transitional or saving provision. The power to make transitional provision includes the power to make provision that applies in relation to tenancies, licences or occupation contracts (as the case may be) entered into, or advertising begun, before the date on which the regulations come into force.
	It allows regulations to be made in a different way for different purposes.
	The section provides that all regulations made under the following sections are to be made by statutory instrument using the affirmative procedure: section 13(2), 30, 39, 48, 54, 63, 64, 65, 77, 82(4), 83(6), 86, 87(2), or 90(2) or 101 or paragraph 32 of Schedule 6 (whether alone or with other provision). With the exception of regulations made under section 111, subsection (3) and Part 5, all other regulations made under this Act are subject to the negative resolution procedure.
	Regulations made by Welsh Ministers under section 47 must also follow the affirmative procedure in the Senedd Cymru.
	Regulations made by the Scottish Ministers under the Act (i.e. regulations to extend protection under Scottish law to persons of other descriptions) are subject to affirmative procedure.
	Subsection (9) provides that any statutory instruments laid under the powers provided for in section 64 will not be treated by Parliament as hybrid instruments.
Part 5: General Section 140: Regulations Effect