Part 2: Final Provisions Section 91: Power to amend Act in consequence of amendments to subordinate legislation
Many of the provisions in this Act operate by modifying the effect of pieces of secondary legislation. If underlying secondary legislation that the Act modifies changes during the life of the Act the modifications may no longer work properly. This section therefore allows for the update of the modifications contained in the Act in the event that underlying legislation is changed. This ensures that the measures in the Act maintain their intended effect.
	Subsections (1) and (2) set out that parts of the Act that modify secondary legislation may be updated in consequence of other amendments to secondary legislation.
	Regulations may be made by a UK Government Minister. Consent of the relevant Devolved Administration is required in relation to devolved matters. The section also provides the same power to the Devolved Administrations so far as provisions would be within the legislative competence of the relevant Devolved Legislature.
	A choice of made affirmative or draft affirmative procedure can be used to make regulations under this power (this is set out in sections 93 (procedure for certain regulations made by a Minister of the Crown) – 96 (procedure for certain orders made by a Northern Ireland Department)).