Paragraph 5 Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967 (c.86)
Not yet in force
The Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967 is amended as follows.
In section 61 (improvement of waterways for purposes of open-air recreation)—
in subsection (5), for “every water authority having” substitute “ Scottish Water so far as it has ”,
in subsection (6)—
for “any water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “the authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
in subsection (8), for “to every water authority which has refused its consent” substitute “ , where it has refused its consent, to Scottish Water ”.
In section 63 (provision of recreational facilities by water authorities)—
in subsection (1)—
for “a water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “them” substitute “ it ”,
for “the authority have” substitute “ Scottish Water has ”,
in subsection (2)—
for “a water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “the authority have” substitute “ Scottish Water has ”,
for “they do” substitute “ it does ”,
for “the authority are” substitute “ Scottish Water is ”,
in subsection (4)—
for “A water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “they” substitute “ it ”,
for “the authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
in subsection (5)—
for “A water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “they think” substitute “ it thinks ”,
for “them” substitute “ it ”,
for “the authority” substitute “ it ”,
in subsection (6), for “a water authority” in both places where the expression occurs substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
in subsection (7)—
for “A water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “the authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
in subsection (8)—
for “the water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “the authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
in subsection (9)—
for “A water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “they consider” substitute “ it considers ”,
for “them” substitute “ it ”,
in subsection (11)—
for “a water authority” substitute “ Scottish Water ”,
for “they have” substitute “ it has ”.
In section 78(1)(interpretation), the definition of “water authority” is repealed.