Part 2: Final Provisions Section 92: Power to make consequential modifications
This section provides a power to make consequential modifications to other legislation so that it aligns with this Act. The power can also be used to revoke the consequential modification regulations made under this power when the relevant provisions of the Act which the consequential modifications relate to are sunset or suspended. Ministers may make technical transitional, transitory and savings provisions in relation to the consequential modifications made under this section.
	The regulations may be made by a UK Government Minister though consent of the relevant Devolved Administration is required if the regulations contain modifications that would be within devolved legislative competence. The section also provides the same power to the Devolved Administrations in respect of consequential modifications which are within their legislative competence.
	Where consequential modifications only modify secondary legislation regulations can be made under the negative procedure. Where consequential modifications modify primary legislation either the made affirmative or draft affirmative procedures can be used (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)).