Part 4: Appeals Section 64: Continuation of leave: repeals
This section removes section 3D of the 1971 Act.
	The latter operated to extend a migrant’s leave in circumstances in which:
	(i) the migrant’s leave to enter or remain was revoked, or was varied with the result that he or she had no leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom; and
	(ii) an appeal against, or administrative review of, such variation or revocation decision could be brought, or was pending.
	This section has no continuing purpose in light of the substantial changes made to the immigration appeals regime by the 2014 Act.
	There is a saving provision dealing with those in respect of whom a decision to curtail leave was made before 6 April 2015. This is to protect those persons in relation to whom section 3D does have a continuing relevance, because their appeal right derives from, and is governed by, the previous iteration of the appeals regime.