Not all Gibraltar-related legislative regimes are captured by the Gibraltar Order. For instance, the market access rights for Gibraltar payment service providers, payment institutions, authorised e-money institutions and registered account information service providers were provided for separately in domestically implemented EU legislation in the UK.
	The preservation of Gibraltar-specific rights not captured by the Gibraltar Order was ensured through specific fixes made by a large number of EUWA statutory instruments, and by the Gibraltar (Miscellaneous Amendments) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019. Of particular relevance is regulation 11 of this latter instrument, which sets out a ‘general’ or ‘horizontal’ fix by preserving the treatment of Gibraltar-based persons throughout a large number of pieces of legislation as it was at the end of the Transition Period.
	Gibraltar-related legislative regimes not captured by the Gibraltar Order will fall outside the scope of the GAR. The Government seeks to deal with them through a delegated power for HM Treasury, which is described in the policy background section and in the commentary on provisions of the Act sections.
Access to Financial Services Markets Market access arrangements for financial services between the UK and Gibraltar Gibraltar-specific regimes falling outside the Gibraltar Order