Part 3: Secretary of State’s Powers to Transfer or Delegate Functions Section 105: Scope of powers
Subsection (1) sets out what references in sections 103 and 104 to modifying the functions of a body include.
	Subsection (2) sets out what references in sections 103 and 104 to the constitutional arrangements of a body include.
	Subsection (3) sets out what references in sections 103 and 104 to modifying the funding arrangements of a body include.
	Subsection (4) sets out certain types of powers that regulations under sections 103 and 104 may repeal and re-enact (but may not create), which are a power to make subordinate legislation, a power of forcible entry, search or seizure, and a power to compel the giving of evidence. Subsection (4) also provides that regulations under sections 103 and 104 may repeal and re-enact (but not create) a criminal offence.
	Subsection (5) sets out that the provision made by regulations under sections 103 and 104 may repeal, revoke or amend provision made by or under an Act of Parliament.
	Subsection (6) sets out that provision that may be made under sections 103 and 104 by virtue of section 183(1)(a) includes provision repealing, revoking or amending provision made by or under an Act, and legislation made by the Devolved Administration legislatures.
	Subsection (7) sets out that "Minister" means a Minister of the Crown as defined by the Ministers of the Crown Act.