13 Power to make transitional etc provision
Parliamentary Standards Act 2009 (2009 c 13) | Legislation

13  Power to make transitional etc provision

(1)     A Minister of the Crown may by order make supplementary, incidental, transitional, transitory or saving provision in connection with this Act.

(2)     An order under this section may provide—

(a)     that the House of Commons' rules about members' allowances have effect for specified purposes as if contained in a scheme under section 5,

(b)     . . .

(c)     . . ..

(3)     The purposes which may be specified do not include the purposes of section 10 (offence of providing false or misleading information for allowances

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