Schedule 1: EU financial services legislation Part 2 – Subordinate legislation made under primary legislation
Part 2 of the Schedule captures subordinate legislation made under primary legislation. That means domestic secondary legislation which was made either entirely or in part, for the purposes of implementing EU Directives or other obligations, or for related purposes.
	This list is broadly composed of three types of SI:
SIs made under section 2(2) of the European Communities Act (ECA) 1972. These SIs were generally made under the ECA in order to implement EU obligations when the UK was part of the EU. It was common for EU Directives to be implemented in this way, and many EU Regulations also required use of the powers in the ECA in order to be properly incorporated into UK law.
SIs made partly under the ECA. While some SIs in this Schedule may look as if they are made under entirely domestic legislation according to their titles, such as FSMA 2000, HM Treasury has included them in this list as they exercised the powers in the ECA in addition to domestic powers.
SIs made under EUWA 2018. These SIs were made in order to address deficiencies in retained EU law when the UK left the EU. While these SIs do not directly implement EU obligations, they will no longer function effectively when retained EU law is revoked, and they are included in this Schedule. There is also one SI made under the EU (Withdrawal) Agreement Act 2020, which is included for the same reason.