Part 10A, Section 204V: Appeals Schedule 13: Regulations under Chapter 1 of Part 3 or Part 6: restrictions on devolved authorities Effect
Paragraph 1 prohibits devolved authorities from making regulations under Chapter 1 of Part 3 of Part 6 unless the provisions are within their devolved competence, as described in paragraphs 5-7.
	Paragraph 2 sets out that consent of a Minister of the Crown or Secretary of State is required if a devolved authority is making a provision using the powers in Chapter 1 of Part 3 or Part 6 and the provision would otherwise require consent if it were being made under other powers. That could be where the relevant devolved legislature’s legislative powers were subject to a consent requirement, or where the devolved authority would normally require consent to make such a provision via secondary legislation. This requirement for consent will not apply if the devolved authority already has power to make such provision using secondary legislation or otherwise without needing the consent of the Minister of the Crown.
	Paragraph 3 sets out that, where a devolved authority would normally only be able to make legislation jointly with the UK Government, the devolved authority will still have to make such legislation jointly when exercising the powers in Chapter 1 of Part 3 or Part 6.
	Paragraph 4 requires consultation with the Government on legislation made by a devolved authority in the exercise of the powers in Chapter 1 or Part 3 or Part 6, where the devolved authority would normally be required to consult with the Government when making those kinds of provisions in legislation.
	Paragraphs 5 to 7 define devolved competence for the purposes of exercising the power in Chapter 1 of Part 3 and Part 6.
	Paragraph 8 provides definitions of terms used in this Schedule (Minister of the Crown, Northern Ireland devolved authority and subordinate legislation).