Section 4 Consequential amendmentsI1
United Kingdom
In the Peerage Act 1963—
omit section 4 (Scottish peerages) and the italic heading before it;
omit section 6 (peeresses in own right).
In the House of Lords Act 1999—
omit section 3(2) (disqualifications in relation to House of Commons applicable to hereditary peers);
omit paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 (amendment of Peerage Act 1963).
In the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010, in section 42 (tax status of members of House of Lords: transitional provision)—
omit subsections (3) and (4);
in subsection (5), omit “If M is not such a person,”;
in subsection (8)—
omit “or M succeeds to a peerage”;
omit the words from “If subsection (3)(a)” to the end;
omit subsection (9).
In the House of Lords Reform Act 2014, in section 4 (effect of ceasing to be a member)—
in subsection (3), omit “, by virtue of a hereditary peerage”;
omit subsection (4);
in subsection (5), omit “other than a hereditary peer”;
omit subsection (7).