Part 13: General Section 252: Regulations Effect
Section 252 makes ancillary provision regarding regulation making powers provided for under this Act.
	Subsection (1) provides for regulations under this Act to be able to make different provision for different purposes and different areas and to make provision arising from, and in connection with, the main provisions.
	Subsection (2) provides that regulations for the purposes of Combined County Authorities may amend, apply, disapply, repeal or revoke any enactment. This does not apply to regulations which deal with:
proposals for the creation of, or changes to, a CCA;
removing regulations restricting the general power of a CCA; or
imposing conditions on the use of a CCA’s general power or imposing conditions on a CCA undertaking commercial activities.
	Subsection (3) provides for how to make regulations under this Act.
	Subsections (4) and (5) require that draft regulations listed in subsection (5) must be laid before, and approved by a resolution of, both Houses of Parliament before they may be made.
	Subsections (6) to (10) provide that regulations set out under subsections (8) and (9) can be annulled by a resolution of either House of Parliament unless previously approved by a resolution of both Houses except where those regulations are made under Chapter 1 of Part 3 (Planning Data) or Part 6 (Environmental Outcomes Reports) for which different provisions apply under Schedule 24.
	Subsection (11) provides for regulations in connection with CCAs, and registration of short-term lets, to proceed without engaging any procedure attaching to hybrid instruments under the standing orders of either House of Parliament where otherwise they would.
	Subsection (12) excludes regulations for the purposes of the commencement or transition as a result of commencement, for which section 255 makes provision, from the effect of this section.
	Subsection (13) defines primary legislation for the purposes of this section as including Acts, Acts or measures of Senedd Cymru, Acts of the Scottish Parliament and Northern Ireland legislation.