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(1) This order may be cited
as the London Government Order 1965.
(2) 
Articles 1, 2, 4(13), 13(2), 15, 19, 21(4), 39, 44(1) and 45(1) of this
order shall come into operation on 31st March 1965 and the remaining provisions
shall come into operation on 1st April 1965.
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(1) The Interpretation Act 1889
applies to the interpretation of this order as it applies to the interpretation
of an Act of Parliament.
(2) In this order—
 “the Act” means 
the London Government Act 1963;

 “the City” means 
the City of London;
 “the Common Council”
means the Common Council of the City of London;

 “inner London borough”
means the London borough of Camden, Greenwich, Hackney,
Hammersmith, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark,
Tower Hamlets, Wandsworth or Westminster;
 “the Minister” means 
the Minister of Housing and Local Government; and
 “outer London borough”
means a London borough which is not an inner London
borough.
(3) In this order, unless the
context otherwise requires, references to any enactment shall be construed
as references to that enactment as amended, extended or applied by or under
any other enactment or by this order.
(4) Any reference in this order
to a numbered article or schedule shall, unless the reference is to an article
or schedule of a specified order, be construed as a reference to the article
or schedule bearing that number in this order.
(5) Any reference in any article
of this order to a numbered paragraph shall, unless the reference is to a
paragraph of a specified article, be construed as a reference to the paragraph
bearing that number in the first-mentioned article.
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(1) In the Town Gardens Protection Act 1863
—
(a) in section 1, the words from “the Metropolitan” to “City),
and”, the word “other”
where next occurring, the words “Metropolitan Board
of Works or” wherever occurring and the words 
“Board or” and “as the case may
require” shall be omitted;
(b) in section 2, the words from “to the Metropolitan” to “City,
or”, the word “other” and
the words “Metropolitan Board of Works or”
wherever occurring shall be omitted.
(2) In the Local Government Act 1888,
in section
95(2)—
(a) after the words “if this Act” there shall be inserted the words “and the London Government Act
1963”;
(b) after the words “inconsistent with this Act” there shall be
inserted the words “or with the said Act of 1963 or
any instrument made there-under”;
(c) for the words “the county of London” there shall be substituted
the words “the area consisting of the inner London
boroughs, the City of London, the Inner Temple and the Middle Temple”
.
(3) In the Public Health Acts Amendment Act
1890, in section 51(12), the reference
to the cities of London and Westminster shall be construed—
 in the case of the city of London as a reference to such city
as existing immediately before the passing of the Act;
 in the case of the city of Westminster as a reference to the
metropolitan borough of Westminster abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act as existing as aforesaid.
(4) Any regulations made by
a metropolitan borough council under section 50 of the London County Council (General Powers) Act
1903 (Accommodation for private street vendors)
and in force immediately before 1st April 1965 may be amended or revoked by
byelaws made under the said section as amended by the Local Law (Greater London Council and Inner
London Boroughs) Order 1965.
(5) In the Open Spaces Act 1906—

(a) in section 15 (Byelaws), after “this Act” where first occurring there shall
be inserted “or in the case of the Greater London Council
in relation to any other public park, health, common, recreation ground, pleasure
ground, garden, walk, ornamental enclosure or disused burial ground under
the control and management of the said Council”;
(b) in section 19 (Savings)—
(i) paragraph (d) shall be omitted;
and
(ii) the following
subsection shall be inserted—“
(2) Nothing
in this Act other than section 15
shall apply to any metropolitan common within the meaning of the Metropolitan
Commons Acts 1866 to 1898 which does not fall within the provision made by article 32 of
the London Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964”.
(6) Nothing in the Act shall
affect the scheduled areas within the meaning of the Home Counties (Music and Dancing)
Licensing Act 1926 so far as those areas lie
outside Greater London.
(7) In the Local Government Act 1933—

(a) section 207 shall have effect
as if “and of mortgages securing liabilities transferred
to the local authority by the London Authorities
(Property etc.) Order 1964” were
included after “under this Part of this Act”
 therein;
(b) 
section 250(2) to (10) shall apply to any byelaws
to which section 147
of the London
Government Act 1939 applied immediately before
1st April 1965 to which it does not apply apart from this provision, and in
such application “enactment” shall include
any order, rule or regulation made under any enactment; and
(c) section 250(10) shall have effect
as if “or 
section 5(2) of, and Part II of Schedule
2 to, the .London Government Act 1899
” were included after “1888” therein.
(8) Section 287A of the said Act of
1933 (which was inserted therein by paragraph 39 of Schedule 4
to the Act and makes provision as to the service of notices by local authorities)
shall have effect, in relation to any notice required to be served in the
acquisition of any land or of any easements or rights in or over land under
the provisions of any Act specified in the following Table, as if subsection (5) thereof had not
excluded from the application of the section documents to the service of which
the provisions of enactments other than the said section are applicable.TABLE
 London County Council (General Powers) Act 1961
 London County Council (Improvements) Act 1962
 London County Council (Improvements)
Act 1963
 London County Council (General
Powers) Act 1964
(9) Section 75(3)
of the Public
Health Act 1936 (which by virtue of section 40 of the Act enables
local authorities in Greater London to provide dustbins for the reception
of house refuse and to make certain charges in respect thereof) shall have
effect in relation to the council of an inner London borough with the substitution
for “may make” of “may,
if they think fit, make”.
(10) The powers conferred
by sections 260 to 265
of the said Act of 1936 shall not be exercisable by a London borough council
in respect of any stream within the meaning of the River Ravensbourne, &c., (Improvement
and Flood Prevention) Act 1961 except after
consultation with the Greater London Council.
(11) In the London Buildings Acts (Amendment)
Act 1939, in section 14, the following subsection
shall be added—“
(3) In respect
of any part of Greater London which was immediately before the passing of
the London Government Act 1963
not part of the administrative county of London—
(a) subsection
(1) of this section shall apply to the Greater
London Council (except as regards any names which they assign to streets,
ways, places, rows of buildings or blocks of buildings and any numbers or
names or numbers and names with which they order buildings to be marked) only
as from the expiration of seven days after the transmission of the records
referred to in paragraph (b)
of this subsection and shall then apply (except as aforesaid) with the substitution
for “the first day of January eighteen hundred and fifty-six”
 and “the commencement of this Act” of
the date of such transmission;
(b) the council of the London borough in
which such part of Greater London is situated shall as soon as practicable
transmit to the Greater London Council—
(i) a record of—
 the names lawfully given or assigned to streets, ways, places, rows
of houses or blocks of buildings in such part; and
 the numbers or names or numbers and names with which buildings are marked;
and
(ii) such record as they can practically
compile—
 as respects alterations in the names of streets made by order or resolution
since 1st January 1895, of the date of the order or resolution by which such
alteration was made;
 as respects names assigned to streets, ways, places, rows of houses
or blocks of buildings after 1st January 1940, of the date of the order assigning
the name and the immediately previous name or names (if any) borne by the
street, way, place, row of houses or block of buildings; and
 as regards numbers or names or numbers and names assigned to buildings
by order and names assigned to buildings in substitution for other names,
of the date of the order and the immediately previous numbers and names (if
any) of the buildings;
(c) subsection
(2) of this section shall apply to the records
transmitted under paragraph (b) of this
subsection, as from the expiration of seven days after the transmission hereof,
as it applies to the record kept under subsection (1) of this section.”.

(12) In the Agricultural Wages Act 1948,
for section
18 there shall be substituted the following
section—“
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Such
portions of Greater London as the Minister may by order made by statutory
instrument define shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to be included
in such counties as may be specified in the order”.
(13) In relation to any balance
against the Central Midwives Board disclosed by the financial statement under subsection (1) of section 23
of the Midwives
Act 1951 made up to the end of 1965 or any
subsequent year subsection (2)
of the said section shall apply, until a new census is published, as if it
had provided in the case of the local health authorities in Greater London
and the county councils of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent and Surrey for apportionment
in proportion to their respective populations as estimated by the Registrar
General for England and Wales and certified to the Minister as at 30th June
1965.
(14) In the Local Government (Miscellaneous
Provisions) Act 1953, in section 1(2),
in its application to Greater London, the words “or
civic restaurant” shall be omitted.
(15) In the Housing Subsidies Act 1956,
in section
9 (Power of Minister to recover certain contributions),
there shall be added—“
(3) In respect
of Greater London, the Greater London Council, and no other authority, shall
be the local authority for the purposes of this section.”On and after 1st April 1965, any sums which the Minister of Housing
and Local Government is entitled to recover under section 9(2)
of the said Act shall be recoverable as if the provision made by this paragraph
had been operative at all material times.
(16) In the Housing (Financial Provisions)
Act 1958, the reference in section 34(2) to sums paid by
the local authority shall be construed in relation to any London borough council
as including a reference to any council abolished by section 3(1)(b) of the Act.
(17) In the Highways Act 1959, section 131(6),
in its application to the inner London boroughs and to the City shall have
effect with the substitution for the definition of “the
material date” of—“
“the
material date” means 1st January
1856.
”.
(18) In the Land Compensation Act 1961,
in the application of section 24(4) and (5)
to any land in a London borough or the City, the references to the local planning
authority shall be construed as references to the council of the London borough
or the Common Council, as the case may be.
(19) In the Rating and Valuation Act 1961
, in section 2(2) after 
“county borough” there shall be inserted 
“, or rating area in Greater London,”.
(20) In the Rivers (Prevention of Pollution)
Act 1961 in section 14, the following subsection
shall be added—“
(3) Paragraphs 11 to 14 of Schedule 14 to the 
London Government Act 1963 shall apply to the
expenses incurred by the Greater London Council in the enforcement of the
Rivers (Prevention of Pollution) Acts 1951 to 1961 (by virtue of 
paragraph 12 of Schedule 17 of the said Act
of 1963) as they apply to the expenses described in the said paragraph 11.”
(21) In the Act—
(a) the references in section 53(3) to section 6(3)
and section
15(1)(a) of the Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Act 1963
shall be read as references to section 6(2)
and section
16(1)(a), respectively, of such Act;
(b) the reference in the
entry for Route Number A.117 in Schedule
7 to A.16 shall be read as a reference to A.116;

(c) the reference in paragraph 6 of Schedule 10 to
Part V of the London County Council (General Powers) Act 1962
shall be read as a reference to Part II
of such Act.
(22) In the Water Resources Act 1963,
in section
125, the following subsection shall be added—
“
(6) Paragraphs 11 to 14 of Schedule 14 to the 
London Government Act 1963 shall apply to any
sums paid by the Greater London Council by virtue of a precept of the Conservators
or the Catchment Board issued to the Council under an order under 
subsection (1) of this section in respect of
the London excluded area as they apply to the expenses described in the said
paragraph 11.”.
(23) In the Port of London Act 1964,
in section
9, the following subsection shall be added—
“
(8) Paragraphs 11 to 14 of Schedule 14 to the 
London Government Act 1963 shall apply to the
expenses incurred by the Greater London Council in the discharge of the functions
conferred on them by virtue of this section as they apply to the expenses
described in the said paragraph 11.”.
(24) The enactments specified
in Schedule 1 are
hereby repealed to the extent mentioned in column (3) thereof.
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(1) In the Cinematograph Fund Regulations 1933—
(a) in regulation 3—for “the council of a county or county borough
or a committee of such council” there shall be substituted “the council of a county or a county borough or the Greater
London Council, or a committee of any such council”;after “their area is situate”
there shall be inserted “or, in the case of a licensing
authority in Greater London, to the Greater London Council”;

(b) in regulation 4, after 
“or county borough” there shall be inserted 
“or the Greater London Council”.
(2) In the Children and Young Persons (Collection of Parental
Contributions) Regulations 1933, in regulation 1, for 
“the council of a county or county borough” there shall
be substituted “the council of a county, a county borough
or a London borough or the Common Council of the City of London”.

(3) In the Remand Home Rules 1939, in rule 26(1), for the definition
of “Council” there shall be substituted—
“
‘Council’
 means the council of a county, a county
borough or a London borough or the Common Council of the City of London, acting
separately or jointly with another such council.
”.
(4) In the Local Authorities and Local Education Authorities
(Allocation of Functions) Regulations 1951, in regulation 2(2),
for the definition of “local authority”
there shall be substituted—“
‘local
authority’ means the council of
a county or county borough in England or Wales, the council of a London borough
or the Common Council of the City of London;
”.
(5) In the Prevention of Damage by Pests (Application
to Shipping) Order 1951, in article 5,
after “county borough” there shall be
inserted “or by the Greater London Council”.

(6) In the Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation of Buildings)
Regulations 1951, in the definition of “local
authority” in regulation 1(2),
for “the council of a metropolitan borough”
there shall be substituted “the council of a London
borough”.
(7) In the Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation of Ships) Regulations
1951,
in the definition of “local authority”
in regulation 1(2),
for “the council of a metropolitan borough”
there shall be substituted “the council of a London
borough”.
(8) In the Town and Country Planning (Construction and
Improvement of Private Streets) Regulations 1951—
(a) in regulation 1(2), in the definition
of “the private street works code” the
words from “,or, as respects” to “thereof,” shall be omitted;
(b) in regulation 4(1), 
“or sub-section (8) of section 114”
 shall be omitted.
(9) In the Boarding-Out of Children Regulations 1955—
(a) in regulation 33(1), for the definition
of “local authority” there shall be substituted—
“
‘local authority’
 means the council of a county, a county
borough or a London borough or the Common Council of the City of London
”;
and
(b) in the Schedule, for 
“the county/county borough”, wherever occurring, there
shall be substituted “the county/county borough/London
borough/City of London”.
(10) In the Local Government (Allowances for Attendance
at Road Safety Conferences) Regulations 1957—
(a) in regulation 2, for 
“section 5 of the 
Road Traffic Act 1956” there
shall be substituted “
section 75 of the Road Traffic Act
1960”;
(b) in regulation 3, for the words from “or the Common Council” to 
“1956” there shall be substituted—“
, the Common Council of the City of
London or the Greater London Council under section
75(2) of the Road Traffic Act 1960

”.
(11) In the Motor Vehicles (International Circulation)
Order 1957, as amended by the Motor Vehicles (International Circulation) (Amendment) Order
1962,
in article 5(7),
for “the London County Council” there
shall be substituted “the Greater London Council”
.
(12) In the Agriculture (Areas for Agricultural Land Tribunals)
Order 1959—

(i) for the words “administrative counties” wherever occurring
there shall be substituted the words “administrative
counties and London boroughs”;
(ii) in article 2(2)(b), for 
“, part of a county borough or borough in the county of London,”
 there shall be substituted “or part of a county
borough”;
(iii) in the Schedule—
(a) the words 
“and Boroughs in the County of London” shall be omitted;

(b) for the entries for
Middlesex, Surrey and Kent there shall be substituted—“
Surrey
Kent

The London boroughs other than Barking, Havering, Redbridge,
Newham and Waltham Forest.
”
(c) for the entry for
Essex there shall be substituted—“
Essex
The London
boroughs of Barking, Havering, Redbridge, Newham and Waltham Forest.
”
(13) In the London Equalisation Scheme 1959—

(a) in the definition
of “rate-borne expenditure” in article 4(2) there shall be added—
“(c) the contributions paid by the authority
into the general fund of the Greater London Council or the general rate fund
of any London borough under section 69(1)
of the London Government Act 1963”
; and
(b) in the definition
of “modified rate-borne expenditure”
in article 4(3)
there shall be added—“
(3) the contributions
paid by the authority into the general fund of the Greater London Council
or the general rate fund of any London borough under 
section 69(1) of the London Government
Act 1963”.
(14) In the Agricultural Wages Committees (Areas) Order
1960—

(a) for article 5 there shall be substituted
the following article—“
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The London boroughs of Barking, Havering, Newham, Redbridge and
Waltham Forest shall for the purposes of the Act be deemed to be included
in the county of Essex, the London boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Hackney,
Haringey, Islington, Tower Hamlets and Westminster, the City of London, the
Inner Temple and the Middle Temple in the county of Hertford, the London boroughs
of Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich and Lewisham in the county of Kent, and the
London boroughs of Brent, Croydon, Ealing, Hammersmith, Harrow, Hillingdon,
Hounslow, Kensington and Chelsea, Kingston upon Thames, Lambeth, Merton, Richmond
upon Thames, Southwark, Sutton and Wandsworth in the county of Surrey.”
(b) the word 
“Middlesex” in Part I of Schedule 1,
the entries relating to East Ham, West Ham and Croydon in Part III of Schedule 2, and Part IV of Schedule 2 (Portions
of the administrative county of London) shall be omitted.
(15) In the Motor Vehicles (International Motor Insurance
Card) Regulations 1963, in the definition of “registration
authority” in regulation 3(1)
and in regulations
10 and 11, for “the
London County Council” wherever occurring there shall be substituted “the Greater London Council”.
(16) In the Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations
1963,
in the definition of “licensing authority”
in regulation 3(1),
after “county borough” there shall be
inserted “or the Greater London Council”.

(17) In the Offices, Shops and Railway Premises Annual
Reports Order 1964, in article 2 “or by the London County Council,” shall be
omitted.
(18) In the Town and Country Planning General Regulations
1964,
the definition of “Greater London” in regulation 3(1) shall be omitted.

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(1) Subject to the provisions
of this order or of any other order made under section 84
of the Act—
(a) the unrepealed provisions
of any local Act or of any order made under or confirmed by any Act which
affects the existing county of Hertfordshire or Surrey, otherwise than in
relation to property held on a charitable trust, shall extend to the urban
district of Potters Bar or the urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames,
as the case may be, and any reference therein to the county shall be construed
as extending to such urban district or urban districts;
(b) such provisions of
any such Act or order which affects the existing urban district of Chigwell,
otherwise than in relation to property held on a charitable trust, shall apply
to the urban district as altered, and any reference therein to the urban district
shall be construed as a reference to the urban district as altered.Nothing in this paragraph applies to
(a) the existing division
of any parliamentary constituency into polling districts and designation of
polling places;
(b) any order in force
under the Shops Act 1950;

(c) any order under the Clean Air Act 1956.

(2) In section 218
of the Middlesex
County Council Act 1944, there shall be substituted
for “the Council”, where first and secondly
occurring “the county council of Middlesex”
and where thirdly occurring “the Greater London Council”
.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions
of section 87(1)
of the Act the provisions of the Middlesex County Council Acts of 1944, 1950,
1956, 1959 and 1961 other than the said section 218 and the provisions specified
in respect of the urban district of Potters Bar, Staines or Sunbury-on-Thames
in column (1) of Part I, II or III of Schedule 2
shall not apply in such urban district.The provisions so specified in respect of any such urban district
shall have effect with the substitution for references to the county of Middlesex
or the county council of that county of references to the area or authority
specified in respect of such provisions in column (2).
(4) Any protective provision
in any local Act or in any order made under or confirmed by any Act for the
benefit of an authority abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act or their predecessors, or for the benefit of the county council
of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey or the urban district council of Chigwell,
or their predecessors, in respect of or in so far as it relates to any matter
in the relevant area, shall enure—
(a) if the protection relates
to a highway, for the benefit of the highway authority for the highway;
(b) if the protection relates
to any other matter transferred by or under the Act to any authority, for
the benefit of that authority;
(c) in any other case,
for the benefit of the council of the London borough or county in which the
matter to which the protection relates is situated or the Common Council,

and shall be construed as if a reference to the authority
specified in (a), 
(b) or (c) were substituted
for any reference to the authority named in the protective provision.
(5) Any provision in any local
Act or in any order made under or confirmed by any Act which requires the
consent (whether it empowers the requirement of conditions or otherwise) of
an authority abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act or their predecessors, or of the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire,
Kent or Surrey or the urban district council of Chigwell, or their predecessors,
in respect of or in so far as it relates to any matter in the relevant area,
shall have effect as if it had required the consent of (and in that event
empowered the requirement of conditions by) the following authority, namely—

(a) where the matter in
respect of which the consent is required is a highway, the highway authority
for the highway;
(b) where the matter in
respect of which the consent is required is any other matter transferred by
or under the Act to any authority, that authority;
(c) in any other case,
the council of the London borough or county in which the matter in respect
of which the consent is required is situated or the Common Council.
(6) Paragraphs (4) and (5)shall not
apply to any provision in any local Act or in any order made under or confirmed
by any Act in respect of which provision is made in an order made under section 84, as extended by section 87(2), of the Act.
(7) In this article “the
relevant area” includes
(a) Greater London;
(b) any part of
the sewerage area of the Greater London Council which is not in Greater London;

(c) any area adjoining
Greater London which is not within the Thames catchment area, the Lee catchment
area or the area of any river board or river authority.
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(1) This article does not apply
to the Burial Acts 1852 to 1906 or, except in relation to the urban district
of Chigwell, to any provisions which are extended to the London boroughs by
the Act.
(2) The provisions of any public
general Act in force immediately before 1st April 1965 throughout a borough,
metropolitan borough or urban district specified in column (1) of Part I of Schedule 3
by virtue of an adoption by the council of the borough, metropolitan borough
or urban district or their predecessors, and any order in force under such
Act throughout the borough, metropolitan borough or urban district, shall
apply to the area specified in respect of such borough, metropolitan borough
or urban district in column (2).
(3) Subject to the provision
of paragraph (2), the provisions of any such Act in force in any area specified
in Part II of Schedule 3,
and any order in force under such Act in such area, shall cease to have effect
in relation to such area.
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(1) This article does not apply
to the inner London boroughs or, except in relation to the urban district
of Chigwell, to any provisions which are extended to the outer London boroughs
by the Act.
(2) Subject to any order which
the Minister or the Secretary of State may make to take effect on or after
1st April 1965, any order by virtue of which any provisions of the Public
Health Acts 1875 to 1932 or the Highways Act 1959
are in force immediately before 1st April 1965 throughout a borough or urban
district specified in column (1) of Part I of Schedule
3, and any other order under any of those Acts
so in force, shall apply to the area specified in respect of such borough
or urban district in column (2).
(3) Subject to the provision
of paragraph (2), any order by virtue of which any such provisions are in
force in any area specified in Part II of Schedule 3,
and any other order under any of those Acts in force in such area, shall cease
to have effect in relation to such area.
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(1) This article does not apply
to the inner London boroughs.
(2) Subject to the provisions
of any order which the Minister may make to take effect on or after 1st April
1965, the provisions of any order made before that date and conferring upon
the council of a borough or urban district specified in column (1) of Part I of Schedule 3
any functions of a parish council shall be deemed to have effect as if any
reference in those provisions to such borough or urban district extended and
applied to the area specified in respect of such borough or urban district
in column (2).
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(1) This article applies to
instruments made under public general Acts by county councils before 1st April
1965 which apply on and after that date by virtue of paragraph (a) of section 87(1)
of the Act to any part of the relevant area or to things or persons connected
with a part of the relevant area.
(2) In this article—

 “a county council” means the London County Council or the county council of Middlesex, Essex,
Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey;
 “the relevant area” has the same meaning as in section 87
of the Act;
 “the specified functions”
means functions other than—
 functions as a local education authority, and
 functions in relation to parks and open spaces
exercisable in Greater London on and after 1st April 1965 by the Greater London
Council.
(3) Any instrument made by
the London County Council as local education authority—
(a) in so far as it relates
to the Inner London Education Area or a part thereof, shall have effect as
if made by, and references therein to the London County Council shall be construed
as references to, the Greater London Council; and
(b) in so far as it relates
to the area of the metropolitan borough of Woolwich included in the London
borough of Newham, shall have effect as if made by the council of the London
borough, and references therein to the London County Council shall be construed—

(i) in relation to
a school maintained on and after 1st April 1965 by the Greater London Council,
as references to that council; and
(ii) in any other
case, as references to the council of the London borough.
(4) Any instrument which has
effect in relation to a park or open space for the time being vested in or
under the control and management of the Greater London Council, and any instrument
made in the exercise of the specified functions and applying to any part of
the relevant area or to things or persons connected with a part of the relevant
area, shall have effect as if made by, and references therein to a county
council shall be construed as references to, the Greater London Council.
(5) Any other instrument, in
so far as it applies to a London borough or a part thereof, or to the City
or a part thereof, shall have effect as if made by, and references therein
to a county council shall be construed as references to, the council of the
London borough or the Common Council, as the case may be:Provided that references to the
London County Council shall, in relation to a school maintained on and after
1st April 1965 by the Greater London Council, be construed as references to
that council.
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(1) Any provision of any enactment
which imposes fines on persons offending against any instrument which by virtue
of paragraph (a) of section 87(1)
of the Act or an order made under sections 84
and 87
of the Act applies to any area, things or persons shall continue to have effect
in relation to offences against the instrument notwithstanding the repeal
(whether by the Act or by such an order) of the enactment.
(2) Any instrument made under
any enactment (not being byelaws in relation to which article 33 of the London Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964
 makes provision) which, by virtue of paragraph (a) of section 87(1)
of the Act or an order made under sections 84
and 87
of the Act, applies, notwithstanding the repeal (whether by the Act or by
such an order) of the enactment under which it was made, to any area, things
or persons may be amended (without prejudice to the provision of section 87(5) of the Act) or revoked—

(i) in the case of an
instrument made by a Minister, by any appropriate Minister within the meaning
of the Act; and
(ii) in the case of any
other instrument—(a) where, by this order
or any other order made as aforesaid, the Greater London Council is substituted
in references, by that Council;(b) in the case of any
byelaws made by the county council of Surrey under section 66
of the Surrey
County Council Act 1925, as respects any London
borough, by the council of the London borough;(c) in any other case,
as respects any London borough or administrative county substituted in references
by paragraph (b)
of the said section 87(1), by the council of that London borough or administrative
county, as the case may be.Section 250(2) to (9)
of the Local
Government Act 1933 shall apply to byelaws
for such amendment or revocation, and the Minister of Housing and Local Government
or any appropriate Minister within the meaning of the Act shall be the confirming
authority for the purposes of such subsections.
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(1) In the Port of London (Consolidation)
Act 1920—
(a) in section 6(5), for the entries
relating to the London County Council there shall be substituted“
By the Greater London Council (being
members of the council) …2By the Greater London Council (not being
members of the council) …2
”;
(b) in section 6(6) and in paragraph 3 of Part II of Schedule 2,
for “the London County Council”, wherever
occurring, there shall be substituted “the Greater
London Council”.
(2) Paragraph (2) of Part III of Schedule 2
to the Act of 1920 shall have effect in relation to the members of the Port
of London Authority appointed by the Greater London Council (or appointed
by the London County Council and remaining in office under paragraph (3)) with the substitution,
in relation to 1967 and every third year thereafter, for 
“the first day of April” of “the
first day of July”.
(3) The members of the Port
of London Authority appointed by the London County Council in office at 1st
April 1965 shall remain in office as if they had been appointed in June 1964
by the Greater London Council, and paragraph (3) of Part II of Schedule
2 to the Act of 1920 shall not apply to the
members so appointed as being members of the London County Council.
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(1) In this article—

 “the Act of 1902” means the Metropolis Water Act 1902;
 “constituent authority”
means an authority entitled to appoint a member or members
of the Water Board; and
 “the Water Board” means the Metropolitan Water Board.
(2) In the Act of 1902—

(a) for section 1(3) there shall be substituted—
“
(3) Subject
to the provisions of this Act, the Water Board shall consist of a chairman
and a vice-chairman who shall be appointed by the Board and thirty-nine other
members who shall be appointed as follows:—
 Six by the Greater London Council.
 One by each of the councils of the London boroughs of Barnet, Bexley,
Brent, Bromley, Camden, Ealing, Enfield, Greenwich, Hackney, Hammersmith,
Haringey, Hounslow, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Kingston upon Thames,
Lambeth, Lewisham, Merton, Newham, Redbridge, Richmond upon Thames, Southwark,
Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Wandsworth and Westminster.
 One by the Common Council of the City.
 One by each of the councils of the counties of Essex, Hertfordshire,
Kent and Surrey.
 One by the Conservators of the River Thames.
 One by the Lee Conservancy Catchment Board.”
(b) for section 15(2) there shall be substituted—
“
(2) Any sum
required to meet any deficiency in the water fund, whether for satisfying
past or future liabilities, in any financial year, shall be apportioned amongst
the London boroughs, the City of London and the non-county boroughs and urban
and rural districts, the whole or part of which is within the limits of supply
of the Water Board, in proportion to the rateable value appearing in the valuation
lists on the preceding 6th April of the hereditaments at that date supplied
with water by the Water Board in the City and in each of the said boroughs
and districts.”
(c) in section 15(3), in paragraph (b),
for “metropolitan” there shall be substituted “London”.
(d) in section 37, in the definition
of “constituent authority”, 
“group of councils” shall be omitted.
(e) in Schedule 3, in paragraph 4 the
words “or one of the Councils”, paragraphs 8 to 11, and in paragraph 13 the words “to be made at such time as may be prescribed by regulations
made by the Local Government Board”, shall be omitted.
(3) In the Metropolitan Water Board (Term of Office) Order
1952, article 4 shall be omitted.In the Metropolitan Water Board (Amendment
of Constitution) Order 1956, article 3 shall
be omitted.The Metropolitan Water Board (Appointment
of Joint Committees and Members) Regulations 1956
are hereby revoked.
(4) Each constituent authority
shall at a meeting of the authority during the month of June or July in 1965
and in every third year thereafter appoint such number of members of the Water
Board as the authority are entitled to appoint and as is specified in section 1(3) of the Act of 1902
as substituted by paragraph (2).
The clerk or other officer or person by whom notices of meetings
of a constituent authority are given shall give to every member of the authority
not less than three days' previous notice in writing of the meeting at which
the appointment of any member of the Water Board in pursuance of this paragraph
is to be made, and of the intention to make the appointment.
(5) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 3 to the
Act of 1902 shall not have effect in the case of a member of the Water Board
who ceases to be a member of the council by whom he is appointed by reason
only of the abolition of that council by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act.
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(1) 
Subject to the provisions of the local Acts and orders applicable to the West
Kent Main Sewerage Board (hereinafter referred to as “the Board”),
the councils of the London boroughs of Bexley and Bromley shall be represented
on the Board by seven members and nine members, respectively, of such councils.
Councillors representing wards of such boroughs wholly within the sewerage
area of the Greater London Council shall not be eligible for election as members
or entitled to vote at the election of members.
(2) Each of the said councils
shall elect the number of members of the Board assigned to them by paragraph
(1), to come into office on 1st April 1965 or if elected after that date on
their election and to hold office until the annual meeting of the council
in 1966. The clerk of the council shall forthwith notify to the secretary
of the Board the names, addresses and descriptions of the members elected.

(3) The members of the Board
elected by the councils of the boroughs of Beckenham, Bexley, Bromley and
Erith and the urban districts of Chislehurst and Sidcup, Crayford and Orpington
shall retire on 1st April 1965.
(4) The provision of section 87(7) of the Act shall
not affect article VI
of the West Kent Order confirmed by the Local Government Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No.
7) Act 1886.
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The commissioners of sewers for the levels of Havering, Dagenham,
Ripple, Barking, East Ham, West Ham, Leyton, Walthamstow, Bromley and East
Marsh are hereby dissolved.
15 

(1) The Carshalton and Merton
and Morden Joint Cemetery Board shall continue to exist as a joint cemetery
board by the name of the Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery Board for a united
district comprising the London boroughs of Merton and Sutton, but shall not
be empowered to provide a new cemetery, and section 7
of the Public
Health Act 1936 (Restriction on discharge of
functions by local authorities within united district) shall not apply to
the said London boroughs by reason of the provision of this paragraph.
(2) For the purposes of paragraph
(1) and for making new provision for the election of members of the said Board,
the Merton and Morden and Carshalton Joint Cemetery
Order 1943 (under which the said Board was
originally constituted) shall have effect with the following modifications—

(a) for the definitions
of “constituent district”, 
“the joint board” and “the united
district” there shall be substituted the following definitions,
namely—
 “‘constituent district’
 means the London borough of Merton or
Sutton;”
 “‘the joint board’
means the Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery Board;”

 “‘the united district’
means the Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery District;”

(b) in article 3(1), for 
“Merton and Morden and Carshalton Joint Cemetery District”
there shall be substituted “Merton and Sutton Joint
Cemetery District” and “or cemeteries”
 shall be omitted;
(c) in article 3(2), for 
“Merton and Morden and Carshalton Joint Cemetery Board”
there shall be substituted “Merton and Sutton Joint
Cemetery Board”;
(d) for article 4 there shall be substituted—
“
4 

(2) Each constituent council shall elect
the number of members of the joint board assigned to them by this order in
accordance with the following provisions—
(a) at a meeting held before 1st April 1965,
they shall elect members to come into office on 1st April 1965 and to hold
office until 20th June 1967;
(b) at their annual meetings in 1967 and
in every third year thereafter, they shall elect members to come into office
on the 21st June following and to hold office for a period of three years.

(3) The clerk of each constituent council
shall, immediately after the election of any member of the joint board by
that council, notify the name, address and description of the member elected
to the clerk of the joint board.”;
(e) article 5(1) shall be omitted;

(f) in the Schedule, for paragraph 2(2) there shall be
substituted—“
(2) The first
meeting of the joint board held after 1st April 1965 shall be the annual meeting
for the year commencing on that date and for any subsequent year the first
meeting held after 20th June shall be the annual meeting.”
(3) The Carshalton and Merton and Morden Joint Cemetery Board Order 1949
shall cease to have effect.
(4) The members of the joint
board in office at 1st April 1965 shall retire on that day.
(5) Any legal proceedings
pending at 1st April 1965 may be amended in such manner as may be necessary
or proper in consequence of this article.
(6) The said order of 1943
and this article may be cited together as the Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery
Orders 1943 to 1965.
(7) Precepts under article 10(2) of the said order
of 1943 in respect of the year 1965–66 issued before 1st April 1965
to the councils of the London boroughs of Merton and Sutton shall be of full
effect.
(8) Except in so far as it
expressly requires or enables action to be taken before 1st April 1965 this
article shall have effect from that date.
16.Mortlake 
In the Mortlake Crematorium Act 1936—

(a) in section 6, for the words following “appointed by” where first occurring there shall
be substituted “the councils of the London boroughs
of Ealing, Hammersmith, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames, each of whom shall
appoint three members.”;
(b) section 11(1) shall not apply
to a member of the Board who ceases to be a member of the authority by whom
he was appointed by reason only of the abolition of that authority by section 3(1)(b) of the Act.
17.North 
In the North-East Surrey Crematorium Board Act 1956—

(a) in section 6, for the words following “appointed by” where first occurring there shall
be substituted—“the councils of the London boroughs of Merton, Sutton and
Wandsworth as follows—“
As from 1st June in 1965 and in every subsequent
fifth year the constitution of the Board shall be revised so that the number
of members to be appointed by each of the constituent authorities to hold
office during the next following period of five years shall be on the basis
of one member for every 70,000 inhabitants of the constituent district or
part of 70,000 inhabitants above 70,000 or a multiple thereof according to
the population of that constituent district at that time.
”;
(b) in section 7(3), the words “not being more than three years” shall be construed,
until 31st May 1967, as a reference to a period not extending beyond such
date;
(c) section 11(1) shall not apply
to a member of the Board who ceases to be a member of the authority by whom
he was appointed by reason only of the abolition of that authority by section 3(1)(b) of the Act.
18.South 
In the South-West Middlesex Crematorium Act 1947—

(a) in section 6, for the words from “of the respective boroughs” to the end of proviso
(a) there shall be substituted—“
of the London boroughs of Ealing,
Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames and the urban districts of Staines
and Sunbury-on-Thames as follows—
In the month
of October in 1965 and in every subsequent fifth year the constitution of
the Board shall be revised so that the number of members to be appointed by
each of the constituent authorities to hold office during the next period
of five years shall be on the basis of one member for every 100,000 inhabitants
of the borough or district of the constituent authority or part of 100,000
inhabitants above 100,000 or a multiple thereof according to the population
of the borough or district at that time:
Provided
that—
(a) a constituent authority whose district
has less than 100,000 inhabitants shall be entitled to appoint one member;
”;

(b) in section 32(3), for the words from “clerk of the county council” to 
“county district” there shall be substituted 
“town clerk of the London borough”;
(c) section 11(1) shall not apply
to a member of the Board who ceases to be a member of the authority by whom
he was appointed by reason only of the abolition of that authority by section 3(1)(b) of the Act.
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(1) Subject to paragraph (8), in this article—

 “registration” means 
inclusion in any register;
 “register” means 
any register under any enactment, rule, order or regulation and includes—
(a) any list kept
for the purposes of Part II of the Pharmacy and Poisons Act 1933;
and
(b) 
any index of local charities maintained under section 10 of the Charities Act 1960;

 “specified purpose register”
 means a register kept for a purpose
for which the register for the relevant area will after 1st April 1965 be
kept by the Greater London Council;
 “the relevant area” has the same meaning as in section 87
of the Act; and
 “exemption” means 
exemption from any obligation in respect of registration.
(2) Immediately before 1st
April 1965—
(a) the clerk to the London
County Council or of the county council of Middlesex shall deliver any register
of the council to the clerk to the Greater London Council;
(b) the town clerk of
the borough of Croydon, East Ham or West Ham shall deliver—
(i) to the clerk to
the Greater London Council, any specified purpose register of the council
of the borough;
(ii) to the town
clerk of the London borough of Croydon or Newham, as the case may be, any
other register of the council of the borough;
(c) the clerk of a council
named in column (1) of Schedule 4
other than the council of the borough of Croydon, East Ham or West Ham shall
deliver any register of the council to the clerk of the London borough council
specified in respect of such council in column (2).
(3) As soon as may be after
1st April 1965 the clerk of a council named in column (1) of the following
table shall send a copy of every entry in a register described in respect
of such council in column (2) which concerns or has effect in relation to
an area so specified in column (3) or to any person, property, matter or thing
therein to the clerk of the council so specified in column (4).For the purposes of this paragraph—
(a) any entry in the register
kept in pursuance of section 1 of the Performing Animals (Regulation) Act 1925
by the London County Council which does not record a fixed place of residence
of the exhibitor or trainer in Greater London shall be deemed to concern or
have effect in relation to the City; and
(b) any entry in the register
of theatrical employers kept in pursuance of section 1 of the Theatrical Employers Registration Act 1925
 by the London County Council or the county
council of Middlesex which does not record a fixed place of residence of the
employer in Greater London shall be deemed to concern or have effect in relation
to the City of Westminster.

(1) (2) (3) (4)
 A specified purpose register of the county council of Middlesex
 The urban district of Potters Bar The county council of Hertfordshire
  The urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames The county council of Surrey
The Greater London Council Any register of the London County Council or the county
council of Middlesex not being a specified purpose register Any London borough The council of the London borough
  The City The Common Council
The county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey
 A specified purpose register of the county council The area of the county included in Greater London The Greater London Council
 Any register of the county council not being a specified
purpose register The area of the county included in a London borough The council of the London borough
The council of the London borough of Wandsworth A register of the council of the metropolitan borough of
Wandsworth The area of the metropolitan borough included in the London
borough of Lambeth The council of the London borough of Lambeth
The council of the London borough of Greenwich A register of the council of the metropolitan borough of
Woolwich The area of the metropolitan borough included in the London
borough of Newham
The council of the London borough of Barking A register of the council of the borough of Barking The area of the borough included in the London borough of
Newham The council of the London borough of Newham
The council of the London borough of Barking A register of the council of the borough of Dagenham The area of the borough included in the London borough of
Redbridge
The council of the urban district of Chigwell A register of the council The area of the urban district included in the London borough
of Redbridge The council of the London borough of Redbridge
The council of the London borough of Bexley A register of the council of the urban district of Chislehurst
and Sidcup The area of the urban district included in the London borough
of Bromley The council of the London borough of Bromley
(4) Any clerk to whom a register
is delivered under paragraph (2) shall in corporate in the appropriate register
of the council the entries in the register which concern or have effect in
relation to the council or to any person, property, matter or thing therein,
and any clerk to whom an entry is furnished under paragraph (3) shall include
in the appropriate register of the council the particulars of the entry, and
every entry so incorporated or included shall continue in force as fully and
effectively as if it had originally been made in the register in which it
is incorporated or included.
(5) Where any register is
kept in such manner that the entries therein are separable paragraph (3) may
be complied with, as regards any entry, by sending the entry to the clerk
specified in that paragraph, and if the entry is so sent paragraph (4) may
be complied with, as regards that entry, by the inclusion of the entry in
the appropriate register of the council.
(6) Any application for registration
in a specified purpose register or for exemption from any obligation in respect
of inclusion in such register, made before 1st April 1965, which concerns
or has effect in relation to the relevant area or to any person, property,
matter or thing therein shall be treated as having been made to the Greater
London Council.Any application for registration in a register specified in column
(2) of the table in paragraph (3) or for exemption from any obligation in
respect of inclusion in such register, made before 1st April 1965, which concerns
or has effect in relation to an area specified in respect of such register
in column (3) or to any person, property, matter or thing therein shall be
treated as having been made to the council specified in respect of such area
in column (4).Any other application for registration or exemption made before
1st April 1965 to a council named in column (1) of Schedule 4
shall be treated as having been made to the London borough council specified
in respect of such council in column (2).
(7) Any order, decision, notice
or certificate made, taken, given or issued before 1st April 1965 in relation
to
 any application for registration in a specified purpose register
or for exemption from any obligation in respect of inclusion in such a register

 any entry in any specified purpose registerwhich concerns or has effect in relation to the relevant area or
to any person, property, matter or thing therein shall have effect as if it
had been made, taken, given or issued by the Greater London Council.Any order, decision, notice or certificate made, taken, given or
issued before 1st April 1965 in relation to
 any application for registration in a register specified in
column (2) of the table in paragraph (3) or for exemption from any obligation
in respect of inclusion in such register
 any entry in any such registerwhich concerns or has effect in relation to an area specified in
respect of such register in column (3) or to any person, property, matter
or thing therein shall have effect as if it had been made, taken, given or
issued by the council specified in respect of such area in column (4).Any other order, decision, notice or certificate made, taken, given
or issued before 1st April 1965 by a council named in column (1) of Schedule 4 in relation
to
 any application for registration or exemption
 any entry in any register of the councilshall have effect as if it had been made, taken, given or issued
by the London borough council specified in respect of such council in column
(2).
(8) This article does not
extend to—
 any register of local government electors;
 any register of any matters covered by article 24;
 any register as to which provision is made by the London Government (Town and Country
Planning) Order 1965;
 any register of local land charges kept in pursuance of section 15
of the Land
Charges Act 1925.
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(1) Any licence, certificate,
permit or exemption subsisting at 31st March 1965 granted to any person residing
in, or in respect of any property, matter or thing in, Greater London or the
urban district of Potters Bar, Staines or Sunbury-on-Thames which could, on
or after such date, have been granted (whether under the same enactment or
otherwise) by any authority to any person residing in, or in respect of any
property, matter or thing in, such area shall continue in force for the period
for which it was granted (or as provided in paragraph (2)) as fully and effectively
as if it had been granted by such authority.
(2) Any licence described
in column (1) of the following table subsisting at 31st March 1965 in respect
of premises in an area specified in respect of such licence in column (2)
granted for a period expiring between that date and the date so specified
in column (3) shall (unless revoked or forfeited) continue in force until
that date.

TABLE
(1) (2) (3)
A licence for public dancing or music or any other public
entertainment of the like kind, a licence for a boxing or wrestling entertainment,
a licence under the Theatres Act 1843 or the Cinematograph Act 1909
or an allowance or permission under the Sunday Entertainments Act 1932 Greater London 31st December 1965
A petroleum spirit licence Greater London 30th June 1965
A licence to keep a refreshment house under the Refreshment Houses Act 1860 A London borough 30th June 1965
A licence in respect of an establishment for massage and
special treatment A London borough 30th June 1965
A licence in respect of an establishment for massage and
special treatment The urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames 31st July 1965
An entertainment licence within the meaning of the Home Counties (Music and Dancing) Licensing Act 1926
or a licence under the Cinematograph Act 1909 The urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames 31st October 1965
An entertainment licence within the meaning of the Home Counties (Music and Dancing) Licensing Act 1926
or a licence under the Cinematograph Act 1909
A licence to use premises for boxing and wrestling entertainments,
or a licence for an employment agency The urban district of Potters Bar 31st December 1965
(3) An application for any
licence, certificate, permit or exemption made before 1st April 1965 by any
person residing in, or in respect of any property, matter or thing in, Greater
London or the urban district of Potters Bar, Staines or Sunbury-on-Thames
shall be treated as having been made under the appropriate enactment to the
authority described in paragraph (1).
(4) Any decision or notice
taken or given before 1st April 1965 in relation to any licence, certificate,
permit or exemption described in paragraph (1) or application described in
paragraph (3) shall have effect as if it had been taken or given under the
appropriate enactment by the authority described in paragraph (1).
(5) This article does not
apply to—
(a) any motor vehicle
or driving licence;
(b) any licence in respect
of a hackney carriage or a driver of a hackney carriage issued under the provisions
of the Town Police Clauses Act 1847
as incorporated with the Public Health Act 1875or any application for or decision or notice taken or given in
relation thereto.
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(1) Such advances additional
to those provided for in the directions issued under section 3(4)
of the Roads
Act 1920 and section 22(1) of the Vehicles (Excise) Act 1962
may be made by the Minister of Transport to the Greater London Council as
may be necessary on account of any expenses incurred by the Council in connection
with the levying of excise duties on mechanically propelled vehicles, the
registration of vehicles and the issue of licences to drivers of vehicles.

(2) Any payment due to the
council of the county borough of Croydon, East Ham or West Ham from the Minister
of Transport on account of the expenses incurred by that council in 1964–65
or any earlier year in connection with levying of excise duties on mechanically
propelled vehicles, the registration of vehicles and the issue of licences
to drivers of vehicles shall be made—
 in the case of the council of the county borough of Croydon,
to the London borough council of Croydon;
 in the case of the council of the county borough of East Ham
or West Ham, to the London borough council of Newham,and for the purposes of the said payments the said London borough
councils shall be deemed to be county councils within the meaning of section 22(1) of the Vehicles (Excise) Act 1962.

(3) Any vehicle ordinarily
kept in an area specified in column (1) of the following table registered
by a council specified in respect of such area in column (2) (including a
vehicle first registered after 1st April 1965 by the county council of Essex,
Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey under the proviso to this paragraph) or registered
by such council by virtue of the place of business of the keeper of the vehicle
being situated in such area shall be deemed to be registered with the council
specified as aforesaid in column (3) and any application or declaration made,
particulars furnished, notification given, licence, certificate, registration
or limited trade licence book or other document or trade plate issued, record
kept, registration mark assigned or other thing done to or by a council specified
in column (2) in relation to such vehicle before 1st April 1965 shall have
effect as if made, furnished, given, issued, kept, assigned or done to or
by the council specified in column (3).

TABLE
(1) (2) (3)
 The London County Council
Greater London The county council of Middlesex, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent
or Surrey The Greater London Council
 The council of the county borough of Croydon, East Ham or
West Ham
The urban district of Potters Bar The county council of Middlesex The county council of Hertfordshire
The urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames The county council of Middlesex The county council of SurreyProvided that a vehicle which
is ordinarily kept in Greater London and prior to 1st April 1965 was registered
or could have been registered with the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire,
Kent or Surrey shall, for the purposes of—the application for and issue of a licence under regulations 4, 5 and 6 of the Road Vehicles (Registration and
Licensing) Regulations 1964;the surrender of a licence under section 9
of the Vehicles
(Excise) Act 1962 and regulation 7 of the said Regulations;
the application for and issue of a duplicate licence or registration
book under regulations 8
and 11(1)
of the said Regulations;the correction of a registration book under regulation 11(3) of the said Regulations;
andthe notification of any alteration of a vehicle under regulations 13 and 14 of the said
Regulations,in addition to being deemed to be registered, or being registrable,
with the Greater London Council, be deemed until 1st April 1966 to be registered
or registrable with the county council with which it was previously registered
or registrable, and accordingly either the Greater London council or that
county council may act for the said purposes in respect of such vehicle until
that date, and applications or declarations made, notifications given or other
things done to or by the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey
for any of the said purposes in respect of such vehicle shall not be deemed
to have effect as if made, given or done to or by any other council until
1st April 1966.
(4) The clerk of the London
County Council, the county council of Middlesex or the council of the county
borough of Croydon, East Ham or West Ham shall immediately before 1st April
1965 deliver the vehicle files of vehicles registered with the council to
the clerk to the Greater London Council.The clerk to the Greater London Council shall as soon as may be
after 1st April 1965 send to the clerk of the county council of Hertfordshire
or Surrey the vehicle files of vehicles registered with the county council
of Middlesex ordinarily kept in the urban district of Potters Bar or the urban
district of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames, as the case may be.The clerk of the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or
Surrey shall at such time as he thinks it appropriate but not later than 1st
April 1966 send to the clerk to the Greater London Council the vehicle files
of vehicles registered with the council ordinarily kept in Greater London.

(5) Any driving licence granted
by a council specified in column (2) of the table in paragraph (3) to a person
residing in an area specified in column (1) shall be deemed to have been granted
by the council specified in column (3), and any application for a driving
licence, or declaration on such application, made to the first-mentioned council
by a person so residing shall have effect as if made to the council specified
in column (3):Provided that an applicant for
the grant of a driving licence under section 101 of the Road Traffic Act 1960
and regulation 4 of the Motor Vehicle (Driving Licences)
Regulations 1963 who resides in an area in
Greater London which before 1st April 1965 was part of the county of Essex,
Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey shall, for the purposes of those provisions,
in addition to residing in Greater London be deemed until 1st April 1966 to
reside in such county, and accordingly either the Greater London Council or
the county council of that county may act for the purposes of those provisions
until that date, and any application for a driving licence, or declaration
on such application, made to such county council by such applicant shall not
be deemed to have effect as if made to any other council until 1st April 1966.

(6) Any driving licence issued
to a person not resident in Great Britain in pursuance of regulation 22(1) of the Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences)
Regulations 1963 by the London County Council,
the county council of Middlesex or the council of the county borough of Croydon,
East Ham or West Ham shall be deemed to have been issued by the Greater London
Council.
(7) Any proceedings pending
or existing at 1st April 1965 by, or against a council specified in column
(2) of the table in paragraph (3) in respect of any vehicle ordinarily kept
in an area specified in column (1) or in respect of an offence or alleged
offence under section 7, 10(4), 12(9), 17 or 18 of the Vehicles (Excise) Act 1962
committed or alleged to have been committed by a person in such area, or in
respect of an application for a driving licence made by a person residing
at the time of that application in such area, or in respect of a refusal to
grant or a revocation of licence in respect of such a person, shall not be
prejudicially affected by reason of the Act, and may be continued, presecuted
and enforced by, or against, the council specified in column (3).
(8) Any other proceedings
pending or existing at 1st April 1965 in respect of an application for a driving
licence made to the London County Council, the county council of Middlesex
or the council of the county borough of Croydon, East Ham or West Ham, or
in respect of a refusal to grant or a revocation of a licence by any such
council, shall not be prejudicially affected by reason of the Act, and may
be continued, prosecuted and enforced by, or against, the Greater London Council.

22 
Any licence in respect of any hackney carriage or any driver of
a hackney carriage issued by the council of the borough of Romford or the
urban district of Hornchurch under the provisions of the Town Police Clauses Act 1847 as
incorporated with the Public Health Act 1875
shall cease to have effect upon the grant under the Metropolitan Public Carriage Act
1869 of a licence in respect of such carriage
or driver, but shall otherwise continue in force for the period for which
it was granted.
23 

(1) In this article—

 “the Act of 1936” means the Public Health Act 1936;

 “an agreement” means 
an agreement under section 28
of the Act of 1936 in force immediately before 1st April 1965, or in relation
to paragraph (5) immediately before the sewer or sewage disposal works in
question vests or vest in the Greater London Council;
 “section 35” means section 35 of the Act;

 “sewerage authority” has the same meaning as in Part II
of the Act of 1936.
(2) The provisions of this
article shall be without prejudice to the rights of the parties to an agreement
to amend or dissolve that agreement.
(3) Where a sewer which by
virtue of section 35
vests in a London borough council is the subject of an agreement in pursuance
of which it communicates or may be made to communicate with a sewer, or discharges
or may discharge into sewage disposal works, which on and after 1st April
1965 is or are vested in a sewerage authority other than that council, unless
the other sewerage authority is the Greater London Council, the said agreement
shall have effect on and after 1st April 1965, subject to the provisions of
this article, as if the council in whom the first-mentioned sewer vests as
aforesaid were substituted as a party thereto for the sewerage authority in
whom such sewer was vested immediately before that date.
(4) Where a sewer or sewage
disposal works which by virtue of section 35
vests or vest in a London borough council is or are the subject of an agreement
in pursuance of which a sewer which on and after 1st April 1965 is vested
in a sewerage authority other than that council communicates or may be made
to communicate with the first-mentioned sewer or discharges or may discharge
into the said sewage disposal works, the said agreement shall have effect,
on and after 1st April 1965, subject to the provisions of this order, as if
the council in whom the first-mentioned sewer or the said sewage disposal
works vests or vest as aforesaid were substituted as a party thereto for the
sewerage authority in whom that sewer or those works was or were vested immediately
before that date.
(5) Where a sewer or sewage
disposal works which vests or vest in the Greater London Council by virtue
of section 35 is
or are the subject of an agreement in pursuance of which a sewer vested in
a sewerage authority other than the Greater London Council communicates or
may be made to communicate with the first-mentioned sewer or discharges or
may discharge into the said sewage disposal works, the said agreement shall—

(a) if that other sewerage
authority is a London borough council, cease to have effect on the day when
the first-mentioned sewer or the said sewage disposal works vests or vest
in the Greater London Council;
(b) in any other case,
have effect on and after that day as if the Greater London Council were substituted
as a party thereto for the sewerage authority in whom the first-mentioned
sewer or the said sewage disposal works was or were vested immediately before
that day.
24 

(1) In this article—

 “the Act of 1937” means the Public Health (Drainage of Trade
Premises) Act 1937;
 “the Act of 1953” means the London County Council (General
Powers) Act 1953;
 “the Act of 1961” means the Public Health Act 1961;

 “the Act of 1962” means the London County Council (General
Powers) Act 1962;
 “trade effluent” has the same meaning as in the Act of 1937.
(2) With respect to any discharge
of trade effluent which immediately before 1st April 1965 is subject to conditions
imposed under section 10
of the Act of 1953 the following provisions shall have effect on and after
that date:—
(a) the provisions of sections 2 and 3 of the Act of
1937 shall not apply in relation to the discharge but for the purposes of section 1 of that Act consent
to the discharge of trade effluent shall be deemed to have been given under
the said section 2;

(b) conditions imposed
under section 10
of the Act 1953 or section 7
of the Act of 1962 and charges imposed under section 5
of the Act of 1962 shall continue in force (whether or not they could have
been imposed under the Act of 1937 or the Act of 1961) and, subject to the
provisions of this order, may be enforced or recovered and varied by the Greater
London Council as if they had been included in conditions attached to a consent
given by that council under section 2
of the Act of 1937;
(c) with respect to the
variation of such conditions and charges section 60
of the Act of 1961 shall have effect as if the words “under 
subsection (3) of section two of the Act of
1937” in subsection (1)
thereof were omitted and as if the reference in subsection (2) thereof to
the date of the consent were a reference to the date when the conditions imposed
under section 10
of the Act of 1953 came into force;
(d) notwithstanding the
provisions of paragraph (b), where immediately
before 1st April 1965 particulars of such conditions and charges as are mentioned
therein are, by virtue of the provisions of section 16
of the Act of 1953 or section 6
of the Act of 1962, included in any register of trade premises, they shall
continue to be registered on and after that date and any register continued
in operation by virtue of this paragraph shall remain subject to the provisions
to which it is subject immediately before 1st April 1965 under subsection (3) of the said section
16 or, as the case may be, under subsection (5)
of the said section 6.
(3) Where, in the case of
any discharge of trade effluent which is not subject to conditions imposed
under section 10
of the Act of 1953, charges imposed under section 5
of the Act of 1962 or conditions imposed under section 7
of that Act are in force with respect to that discharge immediately before
1st April 1965, such charges or conditions shall continue in force on and
after that date (whether or not they could have been imposed under the Act
of 1961) and, subject to the provisions of this order, may be enforced, recovered
or varied by the Greater London Council as if the discharge of trade effluent
were exempted under section 4(2)
of the Act of 1937 and the charges or conditions had been imposed by that
council under section 55
or 57
of the Act of 1961 by a direction given (in the case of charges) on the date
on which the occupier of the premises in question was first required to pay
the charges pursuant to section 5
of the Act of 1962 or (in the case of conditions) on the date on which notice
of a direction imposing the conditions was given under section 7 of the Act of 1962.

(4) Where, immediately before
1st April 1965, particulars of such charges and conditions are, by virtue
of the provisions of section 16
of the Act of 1953 or section 6
of the Act of 1962, included in any register of trade premises, they shall
continue to be registered on and after that date, and any register continued
in operation by virtue of this paragraph shall remain subject to the provisions
to which it is subject immediately before 1st April 1965 under subsection (3) of the said section
16 or, as the case may be, under subsection (5)
of the said section 6.
(5) Where immediately before
1st April 1965 there is in force with respect to the discharge of trade effluent
from any premises in the sewerage area of the Greater London Council as constituted
on 1st April 1965 any consent, direction, condition or charge duly given or
imposed under the Act of 1937 or the Act of 1961, that consent, direction,
condition or charge shall on and after that date be deemed to have been given
or imposed as aforesaid by the Greater London Council.
(6) Where immediately before
1st April 1965 there is in force with respect to the discharge of trade effluent
from any premises in Greater London outside the sewerage area of the Greater
London Council as constituted on 1st April 1965 any consent, direction, condition
or charge duly given or imposed under the Act of 1937 or the Act of 1961,
that consent, direction, condition or charge shall on and after that date
be deemed to have been given or imposed as aforesaid by the council of the
London borough in which the premises in question are situate.
(7) Any agreement in force
immediately before 1st April 1965 with respect to the discharge into a sewer
of trade effluent from any premises in the sewerage area of the Greater London
Council as constituted on 1st April 1965 duly made between the London County
Council, the Common Council or the council of a metropolitan borough or county
district and the owner or occupier of the premises shall on and after that
date have effect (subject to any necessary modifications) as if it were an
agreement duly made between the Greater London Council and such owner or occupier.

(8) Any agreement in force
immediately before 1st April 1965 with respect to the discharge into a sewer
of trade effluent from any premises duly made between the council of the county
district in which the premises were then situated, the county council of Middlesex
and the owner or occupier of the premises shall on and after that date have
effect (subject to any necessary modifications) as if it were an agreement
duly made between the council of the London borough or county district in
which the premises are situated, the Greater London Council and such owner
or occupier.
(9) Any agreement in force
immediately before 1st April 1965 with respect to the discharge into a sewer
of trade effluent from any premises in a part of Greater London which is not
within the sewerage area of the Greater London Council as constituted on 1st
April 1965 duly made between the council of the county district in which the
premises were then situated and the owner or occupier of the premises shall
on and after that date have effect (subject to any necessary modifications)
as if it were an agreement duly made between the council of the London borough
in which the premises are situated and such owner or occupier.
(10) Agreements made under section 7 of the Act of 1937 or section 11 of the Act of 1953
to which by virtue of the provisions of this article the council of a London
borough or the Greater London Council becomes a party shall be deemed for
the purposes of section 7(3)
of the Act of 1937 to have been entered into by that council in pursuance
of the said section 7.
(11) Where an area is first
included in the sewerage area of the Greater London Council by virtue of an
order under section 39(1)(b)
of the Act which comes into operation after 1st April 1965 the following provisions
shall have effect:—
(a) where immediately
before the day when the order comes into operation there is in force with
respect to the discharge of trade effluent from any premises in the area in
question any consent, direction, condition or charge duly given or imposed
under the Act of 1937 or the Act of 1961, that consent, direction, condition
or charge shall on and after the said day be deemed to have been given or
imposed as aforesaid by the Greater London Council;
(b) any agreement in
force immediately before the said day with respect to the discharge into a
sewer of trade effluent from any premises in the area in question duly made,
or having effect as if made, between the council of a London borough or county
district and the owner or occupier of the premises shall on and after the
said day have effect (subject to any necessary modifications) as if it were
an agreement duly made between the Greater London Council and such owner or
occupier.
25 

(1) The council of an inner
London borough may by notice require the occupier of any building within the
borough, in respect of which they remove trade refuse or have been requested
to remove trade refuse, to provide such number of covered dustbins for the
reception of trade refuse of such material, size and construction as the council
may approve. Any person aggrieved by a requirement of the council under this
paragraph may appeal to a magistrates' court.
(2) Subsection (2) of section 75 of the Public Health Act 1936
shall apply to a notice under paragraph (1) as it applies to a notice under subsection (1) of the said section
75.
(3) The council of an inner
London borough may, in lieu of requiring the occupiers of buildings to provide
and maintain dustbins for the reception of trade refuse, undertake themselves
to provide and maintain such dustbins as may be necessary, and, so long as
such an undertaking is in force, the council may, if they think fit, make
in respect of each dustbin provided by them such annual charge of reasonable
amount as they may determine but not exceeding, in the case of a dustbin having
a capacity not exceeding 3¼ cubic feet, the limit for the time being
applicable, by virtue of section 8(3)
of the Local
Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1953,
in respect of a dustbin provided under section 75(3)
of the Public
Health Act 1936. Such charge shall become due
and shall be recoverable in the same manner as the charge provided for by section 75(3) of the Public Health Act 1936.

26 

(1) The general management,
regulation and control of houses provided under Part V of the Housing Act 1957
transferred by the Act or the London Authorities (Property etc.)
Order 1964 to any authority shall be vested
in and exercised by such authority, and such authority may make such reasonable
charges for the tenancy or occupation of the houses as they may determine.

(2) Any resolution passed
or other proceeding taken under the Small Dwellings Acquisition Act 1899
or the Housing Acts 1957 to 1964 (including orders (other than compulsory
purchase orders), notices, agreements, undertakings and demands made, given
or entered into under those Acts) by the council of any county borough, metropolitan
borough or county district abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act or the urban district council of Chigwell in relation to any house,
building or land in a London borough shall have effect or be continued by
the council of the London borough as if the resolution or proceeding has been
passed or taken by them, and any reference in any such resolution or proceeding
to a council abolished as aforesaid or to the urban district council of Chigwell
shall be read as a reference to the council of the London borough.
27 

(1) 
The provisions of this article shall have effect in relation to any streets
as respects which, as the result of the Act, the council of an outer London
borough (in the article referred to as “the new street works authority”
) become the street works authority under Part IX of
the Highways
Act 1959 in place of the council of any county
borough or county district (in this article referred to as “the former street works authority”
).
(2) In relation to any sum
paid or secured under section 192
of the Highways
Act 1959 before 1st April 1965 the new street
works authority shall be the street works authority for the purposes of sections 192 to 198 of the said
Act.
(3) Any notices given or proceedings
taken by, or on behalf of, the former street works authority under the appropriate
private street works code (as defined in section 213(3)
of the said Act) in relation to the street shall not be affected by reason
of the Act, and such proceedings, and any works commenced under the said code,
may be continued and completed, in accordance with the provisions of the said
code, by the new street works authority as if the said code had applied to
them and they had given the notices, taken the proceedings or commenced the
works.
(4) Where, at 1st April 1965,
any works under the said code have been commenced but not completed in the
street the new street works authority shall be entitled to recover—

(a) such of the expenses
incurred by the former street works authority as that authority could have
recovered under the said code, and
(b) such of the expenses
incurred by themselves as the said authority could have recovered under the
said code had they completed the works:and the new street works authority shall have all such powers for
the recovery of such expenses as they would have had if the said code had
applied to them and they had executed the whole of the works, and all the
provisions of the said code shall apply accordingly.
(5) Where, at 1st April 1965,
any works under the said code have been completed in the street the new street
works authority shall have all such powers for the recovery of the expenses
incurred in the execution of the works as they would have had if the said
code had applied to them and they had undertaken the works, and all the provisions
of the said code shall apply accordingly.
28 

(1) Any burial ground maintained
under the Burial Acts 1852 to 1906 transferred to the council of a London
borough by the London Authorities (Property etc.)
Order 1964 (hereinafter referred to as “the
order of 1964”) shall be held by them as a cemetery under the Public Health (Interments) Act
1879
(2) Any such burial ground
and any cemetery under the Public Health (Interments) Act
1879 so transferred shall be treated as if
it were provided for the whole of the borough:Provided that—
(a) any cemetery
of the urban district council of Chislehurst and Sidcup transferred to the
council of the London borough of Bexley or Bromley shall be treated as if
it were provided for the whole of the London boroughs of Bexley and Bromley;

(b) the Bandon
Hill cemetery transferred to the councils of the London boroughs of Croydon
and Sutton shall be treated as if it were provided for the whole of such London
boroughs.
(3) The burial ground maintained
under the Burial Acts 1852 to 1906 by the Common Council shall be held by
them as a cemetery under the Public Health (Interments) Act
1879.
(4) Any table of fees to be
received by a burial authority (within the meaning of section 3
of the Burial
Act 1900 as amended by section 3(2)
of the Cremation
Act 1952 in respect of services rendered by
any minister of religion or sexton in any burial ground or cemetery to which
paragraph (1), (2) or (3) applies in force immediately before 1st April 1965
shall remain in force notwithstanding the provisions of the Act, the order
of 1964 and this article.
(5) Nothing in the Act, the
order of 1964 or this article shall affect any right of burial or of constructing
a place of burial which any person may have acquired prior to 1st April 1965
or prejudicially affect the amount of any fee, payment or sum in respect of
interment in, or the right of erecting or placing any monument, gravestone,
tablet or monumental inscription on, any grave or place of burial in respect
of which any such right has been so acquired.
(6) Nothing in this article
shall prejudicially affect any right, privilege, authority or duty exercisable
by or attaching to any incumbent or sexton under the Burial Acts 1852 to 1906.

(7) 
Articles 31 and 32 of the order of 1964 shall
not apply to any burial ground or cemetery to which paragraph (1) or (2) applies.

29 
Any table of charges or fees for the burning of human remains in
any crematorium transferred to a London borough council by the London Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964
in force immediately before 1st April 1965 shall remain in force notwithstanding
the provisions of the Act and the said order.
30 
The management and control of Victoria Park exercised immediately
before 1st April 1965 by the London County Council shall be exercised by the
Greater London Council, and the said park shall be kept open and managed,
maintained and repaired by the Greater London Council for the use of the public.

31 

(1) Those parts of the definitive
maps and statements under Part IV of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside
Act 1949 which relate to an area described
in column (1) of the following table shall be deemed to be the definitive
map and statement for that area and to have been made by the authority specified
in respect of such area in column (2).

TABLE
(1) (2)
A London borough The council of the borough
The urban district of Potters Bar The county council of Hertfordshire
The urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames The county council of Surrey.
(2) Section 34(3) of the said Act
of 1949 shall not apply—
 to the first review of the definitive map and statement for
a London borough;
 in so far as the urban district of Potters Bar or the urban
districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames are concerned, to the first review
after 1st April 1965 of the definitive map and statement for the county of
Hertfordshire or Surrey.
(3) Any arrangements made
under section 89(3)
of the said Act of 1949 in relation to land in Greater London shall have effect
in favour of, or against, the Greater London Council:Provided that the arrangements
in relation to any land in any London borough shall have effect in favour
of, or against, the council of the London borough if such council and the
Greater London Council so agree or if the Minister, on the application of
either such council, so determines.Any such arrangements made by the county council of Middlesex in
relation to land in the urban district of Potters Bar or the urban districts
of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames shall have effect in favour of, or against,
the county council of Hertfordshire or Surrey, as the case may be.
(4) A council named in column
(1) of the following table shall be entitled at all reasonable time to inspect
and take copies of all plans or documents relating to any land in an area
specified in respect of such council in column (2) which are in the possession
or under the control of the council so specified in column (3) for the purposes
of or in connection with the said Act of 1949, and the authority specified
in column (3) shall supply such information and afford such assistance for
the purposes of or in connection with the said Act as the council named in
column (1) may reasonably require.

TABLE
(1) (2) (3)
The council of the London borough of Newham The area of the borough of Barking included in the London
borough The council of the London borough of Barking
The council of the London borough of Redbridge The area of the borough of Dagenham included in the London
borough The council of the London borough of Barking
 The area of the urban district of Chigwell included in the
London borough The urban district council of Chigwell
The council of the London borough of Bromley The area of the urban district of Chislehurst and Sidcup
included in the London borough The council of the London borough of Bexley
 The London borough The Greater London Council
The council of any London borough The area of the county of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or
Surrey included in the London borough The county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey

The county council of Hertfordshire The urban district of Potters Bar The Greater London Council
The county council of Surrey The urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames The Greater London Council
32 

(1) Where under the London Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964
or any adjustment made in consequence of the Act any liability or part of
a liability charged indifferently on all the revenues, lands, rents and property
of the London County Council, or by virtue of this article on all the revenues,
lands, rents and property of any other public body, is transferred to any
other public body, the liability or part of the liability shall be charged
indifferently on all the revenues, lands, rents and property of the public
body to whom it is transferred and shall cease to be a charge on any revenues,
lands, rents and property of the public body from whom it is transferred.
In this article, “public body” and “revenues”
 have the same meaning as in the Local Government Act 1933.
Article 37
of the London
Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964 shall
not apply to any liability or part of a liability to which this article applies.

(2) In the Local Authorities (Stock) Regulations 1934
, in article 2(1),
in the definition of “Local Authority”,
for “other than the London County Council”
there shall be substituted “the Greater London Council”
.In the application of the said Regulations to the Greater London
Council—
(a) the proviso to article 14(2) shall
be omitted;
(b) for article 40 there shall be substituted—
“
40 

(1) If at the end of the period within which
any stock is required to be extinguished the Greater London Council, by reason
of the holder of any such stock not being forthcoming, or by reason of any
doubt as to the ownership of any such stock, are unable to redeem, extinguish
and cancel such stock as required by these regulations, the Greater London
Council shall carry to their consolidated loans fund a sum equal to the nominal
value of all such stock as cannot be redeemed by reason as aforesaid, such
sum to be dealt with as hereinafter prescribed, and thereupon such stock shall
be deemed to have been extinguished.
(2) If before the end of the period within
which any stock is required to be extinguished the Greater London Council
have extinguished all the stock, except such as cannot be redeemed as aforesaid,
the Greater London Council may carry to their consolidated loans fund a sum
equal to the nominal value of all such stock as cannot be redeemed as aforesaid,
such sum to be dealt with as hereinafter prescribed, and thereupon such stock
shall be deemed to have been extinguished.
(3) Any sums carried by the Greater London
Council to their consolidated loans fund as aforesaid shall, unless applied
in satisfaction of a claim in respect of the stock represented by the same,
be kept in the fund for a period of ten years, after which time the Greater
London Council may apply the amount and any interest thereon in such manner
as they think fit, without prejudice, nevertheless, to the rights of any person
to the said sums or any part thereof.”.
(3) The Greater London Council
may, prior to the passing of the Bill for the annual money Act for the financial
period 1st April 1965 to 30th September 1966 to be promoted by them—

(a) expend on capital
account for such purposes as may be mentioned in the Bill as presented to
the House of Commons such sums as the Council think fit not exceeding the
amounts specified in the Bill in relation to those purposes for the first
twelve months of the said financial period; and
(b) lend to persons of
any class specified in the Bill as so presented such sums as the Council think
fit not exceeding the amounts specified in the Bill in relation to loans to
persons of that class for the said first twelve months.Paragraph 27(5), (6) and (7) of Schedule
2 to the Act shall apply to money lent under
this paragraph.Paragraph 29 of Schedule 2
to the Act shall have effect until the passing of the Bill described in this
paragraph as if, after the words “an annual money Act”
 there were inserted the words “or by the London
Government Order 1965”.
33 

(1) Paragraphs (2) to (4)
shall apply to any London borough council named in column (2) of Schedule 4 where
an authority or authorities specified in respect of such council in column
(1) kept, on 31st March 1965, an account under section 89
of the Road
Traffic Act 1960.
(2) Any consent to the carrying
forward in such account of any amount given by the Minister of Transport under subsection (2) of the said section
to an authority specified as aforesaid shall have effect as if it had been
given to the London borough council.
(3) The purposes to which
any surplus in the account kept by the London borough council under the said
section are to be applied shall include the making good to the general rate
fund of the council of any amounts charged under subsection (2)
of the said section to the general rate fund of an authority specified as
aforesaid in the four years immediately preceding the financial year in question.

(4) In the application of subsection (5) of the said section
the reference to the date when the local authority first keep an account required
by subsection (1) shall be treated as a reference to the date when an authority
specified in column (1) as aforesaid first kept such an account.
34 

(1) 
This article shall apply to the Greater London Council or a London borough
council on the establishment by such council of a capital fund or a renewal
and repairs fund under section 1
of the Local
Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1953
(in this article referred to as “the new capital fund”
 of “the new renewal and repairs
fund”, as the case may be).
(2) Any capital fund transferred
to the council by the London Authorities (Property etc.)
Order 1964 shall be amalgamated with the new
capital fund, and accordingly—
(a) all moneys in or standing
to the credit of such fund shall form part of or stand to the credit of the
new capital fund;
(b) any amount which,
but for the provision of this paragraph, would fall to be paid or credited
to such fund under the provisions of any enactment shall, subject to the provisions
of section 2(2) of the said Act, be paid into the new capital fund.
(3) Any renewal and repairs
fund so transferred to the council shall be amalgamated with the new renewal
and repairs fund, and accordingly—
(a) all moneys in or standing
to the credit of such fund shall form part of or stand to the credit of the
new renewal and repairs fund;
(b) any amount which,
but for the provision of this paragraph, would fall to be paid or credited
to such fund under the provisions of any enactment shall, subject to the provisions
of section 3(2)
of the said Act, be paid into the new renewal and repairs fund.
35 
For the years 1965–66 to 1967–68 the council of the
London borough of Barnet may levy upon hereditaments in the part of the borough
which was before 1st April 1965 comprised in the urban districts of Barnet
and East Barnet rates in excess of the amounts per pound of rateable value
specified in the resolutions as respects the making of the rates, and upon
hereditaments in the remainder of the borough rates less than such amounts,
but so that the difference between the said rates shall not exceed—

 in the year 1965–66 … 1s. 6d.
 in the year 1966–67 … 1s. 0d.
 in the year 1967–68 … 6d.
Nothing in this article shall affect the rates levied on any hereditaments
which the Eastern and North Thames Gas Boards, the Central Electricity Board
and the Eastern Electricity Board are to be treated as occupying in the borough
in the years mentioned.
36 
If any sum is paid by the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire,
Kent or Surrey as compensation in respect of loss of employment, or loss or
diminution of emoluments, which is attributable to any provision of the Act
or of any instrument made under the Act, the Greater London Council shall
repay such proportion of such sum as may be agreed between them and such county
council, or, failing such agreement, as may be determined by an arbitrator
appointed by agreement between them and such county council or, in default
of agreement, by the Minister.
37 

(1) The public books, writings
and papers of a parish named in column (1) of the following table (except
any such document containing entries wholly or in part relating to the affairs
of the church or to ecclesiastical charities or to parochial non-ecclesiastical
charities) and all documents directed by law to be kept therewith shall be
deposited in such custody as may be agreed between the London borough councils
specified in respect of such parish in column (2) or, failing such approval
and agreement, as may be directed by the Minister.

(1) (2)
The parish of Wandsworth Borough The London borough councils of Lambeth and Wandsworth
The parish of Borough of Woolwich The London borough councils of Greenwich and Newham
The parish of Barking The London borough councils of Barking and Newham
The parish of Dagenham The London borough councils of Barking and Redbridge
The parish of Chislehurst and Sidcup The London borough councils of Bexley and Bromley
(2) Any ratepayer, inhabitant,
incumbent or churchwarden of the area of a parish named in column (1) of the
table in paragraph (1) or of the area of the parish of Chigwell to be comprised
in the London borough of Redbridge shall at all times be entitled to the rights
to which he would have been entitled if this order had not been made of inspecting
and making extracts from such books, documents, writings and papers of such
parish as are referred to in paragraph (1)
38 
Any person who immediately before 1st April 1965 has been admitted
to be an honorary freeman of a borough or metropolitan borough named in column
(1) of the following table shall be an honorary freeman of the London borough
specified in respect of such borough or metropolitan borough in column (2).


(1) (2)
Westminster, Paddington or St. Marylebone City of Westminster
Hampstead, Holborn or St. Pancras Camden
Finsbury or Islington Islington
Hackney, Shoreditch or Stoke Newington Hackney
Bethnal Green, Poplar or Stepney Tower Hamlets
Greenwich or Woolwich Greenwich
Deptford or Lewisham Lewisham
Bermondsey, Camberwell or Southwark Southwark
Lambeth Lambeth
Battersea or Wandsworth Wandsworth
Fulham or Hammersmith Hammersmith
Chelsea or Kensington Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Chingford, Leyton or Walthamstow Waltham Forest
Ilford or Wanstead and Woodford Redbridge
Romford Havering
Barking or Dagenham Barking
East Ham or West Ham Newham
Bexley or Erith Bexley
Beckenham or Bromley Bromley
Croydon Croydon
Beddington and Wallington or Sutton and Cheam Sutton
Mitcham or Wimbledon Merton
Kingston-upon-Thames, Malden and Coombe or Surbiton Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
Barnes, Richmond or Twickenham Richmond upon Thames
Brentford and Chiswick or Heston and Isleworth Hounslow
Uxbridge Hillingdon
Acton, Ealing or Southall Ealing
Wembley or Willesden Brent
Harrow Harrow
Finchley or Hendon Barnet
Hornsey, Tottenham or Wood Green Haringey
Edmonton, Enfield or Southgate Enfield
39 

(1) Minutes of the proceedings
of the last meeting of a council abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act, or of the last meeting of a committee of such council, may be
signed by the person who presided thereat in accordance with paragraphs (2)
and (3), and—
(a) any minute purporting
to be so signed shall be received in evidence without further proof;
(b) until the contrary
is proved, the meeting in respect of the proceedings whereof a minute has
been made and so signed shall be deemed to have been duly convened and held,
and all the members present at the meeting shall be deemed to have been duly
qualified, and where the proceedings are proceedings of a committee, the committee
shall be deemed to have been duly constituted and to have had power to deal
with the matters referred to in the minutes.
(2) Minutes of the proceedings
of the last meeting of a council abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act may be signed as aforesaid if within the seven days following the
transmission to every member of the council of a copy of the minutes and of
a notification of the purport of paragraph (1) and this paragraph the person
who presided at the meeting has not been notified in writing by any such member
that he objects to the signing of the minutes.
(3) Minutes of the proceedings
of the last meeting of a committee of a council abolished by section 3(1)(b) of the Act may
be signed as aforesaid if within the seven days following the transmission
to every member of the committee of a notification of the purport of paragraph
(1) and this paragraph, with a copy of the minutes or information as to the
availability of a copy for inspection, the person who presided at the meeting
has not been notified in writing by any member of the committee that he objects
to the signing of the minutes.
40 

(1) Any order authorising
the compulsory acquisition of land by a council abolished by section 3(1)(b) of the Act, the
county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey, the Common Council
or the urban district council of Chigwell (whether confirmed before the coming
into operation of this order or submitted for confirmation before or after
such coming into operation) may be amended by the Minister by whom it was
confirmed, or by whom it falls to be confirmed, by the substitution—

 as the authority to be authorised to acquire the land comprised
therein, of one or more of the following councils, namely the Greater London
Council, the London borough councils, the Common Council and the county councils
of Hertfordshire and Surrey;
 as the Act under which the compulsory acquisition is authorised,
in the case of any enactment repealed by the Act or an order made under sections 84 and 87 of the Act,
of any other enactment,and thereafter the order shall have effect, or be considered and
if confirmed have effect, accordingly.
(2) A compulsory purchase
order made by a council abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act which has not been submitted to a Minister for confirmation before
1st April 1965 may be so submitted by the Greater London Council, a London
borough council or the Common Council, and any action which requires to be
taken prior to submission of the order which has not already been taken shall
be taken by such council.
41 

(1) Any certificate issued
under section 17
of the Land
Compensation Act 1961 or having effect as if
so issued before 1st April 1965 by the London County Council, the county council
of Middlesex, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey or the council of the county
borough of Croydon, East Ham or West Ham in respect of any land in an area
specified in column (1) of the following table shall have effect as if issued
by the council specified in respect of such area in column (2).

(1) (2)
The City The Common Council
A London borough The council of the borough
The urban district of Potters Bar The county council of Hertfordshire
The urban district of Staines or Sunbury-on-Thames The county council of Surrey
(2) Any application for a
certificate under the said section made before 1st April 1965 to an authority
described in paragraph (1) in respect of any land in an area specified in
column (1) shall have effect as if made to the council specified in respect
of such area in column (2).
42 
Where any contract for the sale of land was entered into by the
London County Council or by a metropolitan borough council before 1st April
1965, the land may be sold by the authority to whom it has been transferred
by or under the Act as if the consent of the Minister were not necessary.

43 

(1) The provisions of this
article have effect subject to the provisions of the Act, this order or any
other order made under section 84
of the Act, and the provision made by this article in relation to any matters
shall not apply in so far as express provision in respect to any of such matters
is made by this order or any other order made as aforesaid.
(2) Any instrument which has
been submitted to a Minister for confirmation before 1st April 1965 by a council
abolished by section 3(1)(b)
of the Act, the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey, the
Common Council or the urban district council of Chigwell may be amended by
such Minister by the substitution of references to one or more of the following
areas, namely Greater London, the London boroughs, the City and the counties
of Hertfordshire and Surrey, or of references to one or more of the councils
for such areas, and thereafter the instrument may be considered and if confirmed
shall have effect accordingly.
(3) Any authorisation to enter
premises issued by any authority to any officer transferred by or under the London Authorities (Staff) Order
1965
to the employment of any authority shall have effect as if it had been issued
by such authority.
(4) The Greater London Council,
a London borough council, the county council of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent
or Surrey, the Common Council or the urban district council of Chigwell may
incur expenditure consequential on any provision of the Act or of any order
made under section 84
of the Act.
44 

(1) In the London Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964—

(a) in article 6(1) —
(i) after 
“as highway authority for the highway”, there shall be
inserted “(other than land acquired for the improvement
or development of frontages to a metropolitan road or of the land adjoining
or adjacent to the road) and not appropriated for any other purpose”
;
(ii) for item (a)
in the definition of “specified equipment”
there shall be substituted—“
(a) the following
equipment, being the property of the former highway authority—
(i) foot bridges and pedestrian subways;

(ii) pumping, ventilating, lighting and telephone
equipment in tunnels, underpasses and pedestrian subways;
(iii) bollards and other obstructions for
preventing the passage of vehicles;
(iv) sand bins;
(v) traffic signs (not being signs for indicating
speed restrictions or controlled parking zones or pedestrian crossing marks
and signs); and”;
(iii) at the end
there shall be added—“
In this paragraph, ‘former
highway authority’ includes the London County Council executing
works under section 144 of
the Metropolis Management Act 1855
or under any local Act.
”;
(b) in article 7, for 
“contained in” there shall be substituted “effected
by”;
(c) in article 9(1), after 
“the purposes for which they are held,” there shall be
added—“
any lands acquired by the London County
Council or the county council of Middlesex for the improvement or development
of frontages to a metropolitan road or of the land adjoining or adjacent to
the road and not appropriated for any other purpose;

any lands held by the London County Council or the county council of Middlesex
for the construction of highways for which the Greater London Council will
not be the highway authority on 1st April 1965.
”;
(d) in article 11 there shall be added—
“
(9) Nothing
in this article applies to any matter specified in 
paragraph (1) of article 5 or provided for
in paragraph (2)
of that article.”;
(e) in article 12(1)—
(i) there shall be
inserted—“
(ff) any mortgage
taken by the council of the metropolitan borough of Wandsworth or the council
of the borough of Dagenham in consideration of an advance under the Acts mentioned
in sub-paragraph (e);”
(ii) in sub-paragraph
(i), for “contained in” there shall be
substituted “effected by”;
(f) in article 16(1) for “(e) and
(h)” there shall be substituted “(e), (ff) and (h);
(g) article 17 shall have effect in
relation to the council of the metropolitan borough of Wandsworth with the
substitution for“
any liability of such authority in
respect of money borrowed, and any loans pool or consolidated loans fund of
such authority,
”of“
any loans pool or consolidated loans
fund of such authority, and any liability of such authority in respect of
loans included in such pool or fund,
”;
(h) in article 22 after 
“the first-mentioned area” there shall be inserted “reduced
by the product of a rate of a penny in the pound on any gas hereditament or
electricity hereditament within the meaning of the Rate-product Rules 1959”;
(i) in article 40 the reference to Part XIV of the Local Government Act 1933
shall include a reference to section 263
of the said Act as if the said section applied to the London boroughs;
(j) in Schedule 3, in the definition
of “sited property”—after “speed restrictions”
there shall be inserted “,and pedestrian crossing marks and signs on
metropolitan roads”;after “parking meters” there
shall be added “,signs for indicating controlled parking
zones, and pedestrian crossing marks and signs on roads other than metropolitan
roads”;
(k) 
Schedules 1 and 2 shall be extended by the
inclusion of Parts I and II,
respectively, of the Schedule “Extensions of 
Schedules 1 and 2 of the London Authorities
(Property etc.) Order 1964” prepared
in duplicate and sealed with the official seal of the Minister. One duplicate
of the Schedule
is deposited in the offices of the Minister and the other in the offices of
the Greater London Council. Copies of the Schedule
have been deposited with the London borough councils and the county councils
of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent and Surrey and shall be open to inspection at
all reasonable times; and
(l) 
Schedules 4 and 5 shall be extended by the
inclusion of Parts I and II,
respectively, of Schedule 5
to this order.
(2) Section 31(5) of the Act shall
not apply to any school transferred by article 7
of the London
Authorities (Property etc.) Order 1964 to the
council of a London borough, but it shall be the duty of such council to maintain,
and such council shall not except in accordance with section 13 or 14
of the Education
Act 1944 or section 31(6)
of the Act cease to maintain, such school.
(3) The Kent County Council
shall be entitled to the continued use of such accommodation, and such other
facilities in connection therewith, as are required for the purposes of their
training courses in the youth employment and children's services at Lamorbey
Park, Sidcup. The extent of such accommodation and such facilities, and the
period for, and terms upon, which they shall be available, shall be determined
between the said Council and the council of the London borough of Bexley or,
failing such agreement, by the Secretary of State for Education and Science
after consultation with the Secretary of State and the Minister of Labour.

(4) The liability of the county
council of Middlesex under the agreement dated 15th June 1964 and made between
the said county council, the urban district councils of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames
and the Conservators of the River Thames shall be transferred to and attach
to the county council of Surrey and the Greater London Council in the proportions
which the products of rates of one penny in the pound for the following areas—
the urban districts of Staines and Sunbury-on-Thamesthe administrative county of Middlesex other than the said urban
districts and the urban district of Potters Barbear to the product of a rate of one penny in the pound for the
said administrative county other than the urban district of Potters Bar.In this paragraph, any reference to the product of a rate of one
penny in the pound for any areas is a reference to such product for the year
1964–65, being such aggregate of that product as estimated by the rating
authorities for the purposes of section 9(2) of the Rating and Valuation Act 1925
as may be appropriate.
(5) All such public cisterns,
reservoirs, wells, fountains, pumps and works used for the gratuitous supply
of water to the inhabitants of the district of a sanitary authority within
the meaning of the Public Health (London) Act 1936
as were immediately before 1st April 1965 vested in, and under the control
of, such sanitary authority shall be vested in, and under the control of,
the local authority for the purposes of the Public Health Act 1936
within whose districts they are situated.
(6) The records and documents
which were in the charge and custody of the clerk of the London County Council
or the council of Middlesex immediately before 1st April 1965 shall, subject
to any directions which the Greater London Council may give, be in the charge
and custody of the clerk to that Council, who, subject to any such directions,
shall be responsible therefor.
45 

(1) In the London Authorities (Staff) Order 1965—

(a) in article 5(1) there shall be added—
“

Provided
that the Common Council or the council of any county borough, metropolitan
borough or county district abolished by section
3(1)(b) of the Act may with the agreement of
any person employed in the removal or disposal of refuse and of the Greater
London Council except such person from this paragraph.
”;
(b) in article 5(3) there shall be added—
“
The Minister may give directions to
the said councils of London boroughs to ensure that all officers of the said
councils of metro-politan boroughs are transferred to the employment of the
said councils of London boroughs, and such directions shall be deemed to be
included in the scheme made under this paragraph.
”;
(c) in article 14, for 
“and the county councils of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent and Surrey”
 there shall be substituted “,the county councils
of Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent and Surrey and the urban district councils of
Potters Bar, Staines and Sunbury-on-Thames”; and
(d) Schedule 3 shall be extended by
the inclusion of Schedule 6
to this order.
(2) In the case of any school
maintained immediately before 1st April 1965 by a local education authority
who in consequence of the Act will not continue to maintain it on and after
that date, a local education authority shall not take any action whereby the
terms and conditions of employment of any person employed by the managers
or governors of the school are less favourable than those he enjoyed immediately
before 1st April 1965.
(3) For the purposes of any
regulations from time to time in force under the Police Pensions Act 1948 or under section 34(2)(e)
of the Police
Act 1964 (and in particular of regulation 59 of the Police Pensions Regulations 1962

or any provision replacing that regulation) in their application to persons
who are transferred to the metropolitan police force or become special constables
for the metropolitan police district under the London Authorities (Staff) Order
1965, the metropolitan police force, the police
authority for the metropolitan police district and the metropolitan police
fund shall be deemed to be the same force, authority and fund respectively
as the police force, police authority and police fund for the county of Essex,
and a special constable shall be deemed to have been appointed a special constable
for the metropolitan police district on the day on which he was last appointed
a special constable for the county of Essex.
(4) A person appointed a coroner
for Greater London, exclusive of the City of London, the Inner Temple and
the Middle Temple, to hold office from 1st April 1965 who was immediately
before that date holding office as a coroner for the county of London, Middlesex,
Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent or Surrey or the county borough of Croydon, shall
be entitled to reckon as service for the purpose of section 6
of the Coroners
(Amendment) Act 1926 in its application to
Greater London his service as a coroner in such county or county borough.

(5) Subject to the provisions
of section 121 of the Local Government Act 1933,
nothing in Part IV
of that Act shall affect the salary or tenure of office of any officer of
the London County Council or the council of a metropolitan borough holding
office on 13th July 1939.
Given under the official seal of the Minis ter of Housing and
 Local Government on 25th March 1965.
R. H. S. Crossman
Minister of Housing and Local Government

SCHEDULE 1
Article 3


(1) (2) (3)
Chapter Short Title Extent of Repeal
13 & 14 Vict. c. 57. The Vestries Act 1850.
 The whole Act.
26 & 27 Vict. c. 13. The Town Gardens Protection Act 1863
. In section 6,
the words to “District, and” and “within any other part of England and Wales”.

51 & 52 Vict. c. 41. The Local Government Act 1888.
 In section 50(4),
the words “to the administrative county of London,
nor”.
56 & 57 Vict. c. 73. The Local Government Act 1894.
 Section 33.

  In section 35,
the words “to the administrative county of London or”
.
2 Edw. 7. c. 41. The Metropolis Water Act 1902.
 Section 15(4).

9 & 10 Geo. 5. c. 59. The Land Settlement (Facilities) Act
1919. Section 22(2).

15 & 16 Geo. 5. c. 50. The Theatrical Employers Registration
Act 1925. Section 12(2).

26 Geo. 5 & 1 Edw. 8. c. cxxi. The Mortlake Crematorium Act 1936
. In section 4,
the definition of “the Hammersmith Council”,
the definition of “the Acton Corporation”“the Barnes Corporation”, 
“the Richmond Corporation” and “the
corporations” and the definition of “the
general rate fund”.
  Sections 26
and 30.

  In section 31(3),
the words “(including a metropolitan borough)”
.
  Sections 32
and 40.

  Schedule 1.

9 & 10 Geo. 6. c. xv. The Ministry of Health Provisional
Order Confirmation (Mortlake Crematorium Board) Act 1946.
 The whole Act.
10 & 11 Geo. 6. c. ix. The South-West Middlesex Crematorium
Act 1947. Section 28.

  In section 29(3),
the words “(including a metropolitan borough)”
.
  Section 61(3).

14 Geo. 6. c. 24. The Highways (Provision of Cattle-Grids)
Act 1950. In section 19(4),
the words “or to the administrative county of London”
.
14 Geo. 6. c. xxiii. The Port of London Act 1950.
 Section 14.

14 & 15 Geo. 6. c. ix. The Ministry of Health Provisional
Order Confirmation (South-West Middlesex Crematorium Board) Act 1950.
 The whole Act.
4 & 5 Eliz. 2. c. lxi. The North-East Surrey Crematorium
Board Act 1956. In section 28(3),
the words “(including a metropolitan borough)”
.
  In section 32,
the words following “1952”.
  Section 50(3).

5 & 6 Eliz. 2. c. 24. The House of Commons Members' Fund
Act 1957. In section 2,
the words “section 139
 of the London Government Act 1939
”.
6 & 7 Eliz. 2. c. 55. The Local Government Act 1958.
 Section 6(10).

1963 c. 41. The Offices, Shops and Railway Premises
Act 1963. In section 60(1),
the words “and the London County Council”.

1963 c. 46. The Local Government (Financial Provisions)
Act 1963. In section 1(1),
the words “and section
161 of the Act of 1939”.
  In section 1(2),
the words “or 161”.
  In section 1(3),
the words “and 161”.
  In section 6(4),
the words “and 
section 173(5), (6) and (7) of the Act of 1939”
.
  In section 7(3),
the words “and to the council of a metropolitan borough”
.
  In section 7(4),
the words “or to Part
VII or section 125
of the Act of 1939”.
  In section 8(5),
the words following “of this section”.

  In section 8(6),
the words following “a reference to this section”
.
  In section 8(7),
the words “and the council of a metropolitan borough”
.
  In section 8(8),
the words from “and (b)” to 
“said section 134(2)”
 and the words “and the said section 134(2)”
.
  In section 10(1),
the words “or section
143 of the Act of 1939”.
  In section 10(4)(c),
the words “and the council of a metropolitan borough”
.
  In section 10(5),
the words “or to Part
VII or section 143
of the Act of 1939”.
  In section 10(6), paragraph (b).

  In section 12(5),
the words “and to the council of a metropolitan borough”
.
  In section 15(1),
the definition of “the Act of 1939”.

SCHEDULE 2
PART 1
Article 5Provisions continued in Urban District
of Potters Bar.

(1) (2)
The Middlesex County Council Act 1944
—
Sections 4, 9, 144, 199, 217, 226, 228 to 230, 232, 239, 247, 251, 255, 259, 264, 265, 275, 281, 283, 301, 303, 309, 310, 312, 315 and 318
Part IX
Sections 445, 457 to 459, 461 to 464, 466, 468 to 474, 477 and 478
The Middlesex County Council Act 1950
—
Sections 3, 34, 38, 39 and 41 The county of Hertfordshire
The Middlesex County Council Act 1956—
 The council of the said county
Sections 4, 21, 24, 27, 29, 32, 35, 41, 42, 46 and 47
Part V
Sections 75, 76, 83, 85(2), 87 and 91 to 100
Schedule 2
The Middlesex County Council Act 1961—

Sections 4, 42 to 44, 49 and
52 to 58
Schedule 3
Section 51
so far as is necessary to give effect to the said provisions

PART IIProvisions continued
in Urban District of Staines.

(1) (2)
The Middlesex County Council Act 1944
—
Sections 4
and 9 The county of Surrey
 The council of the said county
Part IV,
subject to any repeal contained in Schedule 3 to the Local  Law(North West London Boroughs) Order
1965$f:(1965 I, p.  1444).$ef: The sewerage area of the Greater London Council
 The Greater London Council
Sections 191, 199, 217, 226, 230, 247, 251, 255, 259, 261, 268,  269, 276, 280, 281, 283, 291 to 293, 301, 303, 305, 307, 309, 310, 312, 315 and 318
Part IX
Sections 433, 434, 439, 445, 457 to 459, 461 to 464, 466, 468 to 474, 477 and  478
The Middlesex County Council Act 
1950—
Sections 3, 8, 11, 26 to 28, 34, 38,  39 and 41
The Middlesex County Council Act 
1956— The county of Surrey
Sections 4, 23, 24, 27, 29, 30, 32, 35, 36, 40 to 42 and 46 to 48 The council of the said county
Part V
Sections 75, 76, 79, 83, 85(2), 87 and 91 to 100
Schedule 2
The Middlesex County Council Act 1961
—
Sections 4, 13, 14, 16, 25, 27, 29, 38, 39, 42 to 44, 47, 49 and 52 to 58
Schedule 3
Sections 40
and 51
so far as is necessary to give effect to the  said provisions

PART IIIProvisions continued
in Urban District of Sunbury-on-Thames.

(1) (2)
The Middlesex County Council Act 1944
— The county of SurreyThe council of
the said county
Sections 4
and 9
Part IV,
subject to any repeal contained in Schedule 3
to the Local
Law (North West London Boroughs) Order 1965 The sewerage area of the Greater London CouncilThe Greater London Council
Sections 191, 199, 217, 226, 230, 247, 251, 255, 259, 261, 268, 269, 276, 280, 281, 283, 291 to 293, 301, 303, 305, 307, 309, 310, 312, 315 and 318
Part IX
Sections 439, 445, 457 to 459, 461 to 464, 466, 468 to 474, 477 and 478
The Middlesex County Council Act 1950
—
Sections 3, 26 to 28, 34, 38, 39 and 41 The county of SurreyThe council of
the said county
The Middlesex County Council Act 1956
—
Sections 4, 23, 24, 27, 29, 30, 32, 35, 36, 40 to 42 and 46 to 48
Part V
Sections 74 to 76, 79, 83, 85(2), 87 and 91 to 100
Schedule 2
The Middlesex County Council Act 1961
—
Sections 4, 13, 14, 16, 25, 27, 29, 38, 39, 42 to 44, 47, 49 and 52 to 58
Schedule 3
Sections 51
so far as is necessary to give effect to the said provisions

SCHEDULE 3
Articles 6, 7 and 8
PART I
(1) (2)
The metropolitan borough of Battersea or Wandsworth The London borough of Wandsworth
The metropolitan borough of Lambeth The London borough of Lambeth
The metropolitan borough of Greenwich or Woolwich The London borough of Greenwich
The borough of Ilford or Wanstead and Woodford The London borough of Redbridge
The borough of Barking or Dagenham The London borough of Barking
The borough of East Ham or West Ham The London borough of Newham
The borough of Bexley or Erith, or the urban district of
Crayford or Chislehurst and Sidcup The London borough of Bexley
The borough of Beckenham or Bromley or the urban district
of Orpington or Penge The London borough of Bromley
Any borough, metropolitan borough or urban district the
area of which is comprised in a London borough not named in the preceding
entries The London borough
The urban district of Chigwell The urban district as existing on and after 1st April 1965

PART IIThe area of the metropolitan
borough of Wandsworth included in the London borough of Lambeth
The area of the metropolitan borough of Woolwich included in the
London borough of Newham
The area of the borough of
Barking included in the London borough of Newham
The
area of the borough of Dagenham included in the London borough of Redbridge

The area of the urban district of Chigwell included
in the London borough of Redbridge
The area of the urban
district of Chislehurst and Sidcup included in the London borough of Bromley


SCHEDULE 4
Articles 19 and 33


(1) (2)
The council of the metropolitan borough of Westminster,
Paddington or St. Marylebone The council of the City of West-minster
The council of the metropolitan borough of Hampstead, Holborn
or St. Pancras The council of the London borough of Camden
The council of the metropolitan borough of Finsbury of Islington
 The council of the London borough of Islington
The council of the metropolitan borough of Hackney, Shoreditch
or Stoke Newington The council of the London borough of Hackney
The council of the metropolitan borough of Bethnal Green,
Poplar or Stepney The council of the London borough of Tower Hamlets
The council of the metropolitan borough of Greenwich or
Woolwich The council of the London borough of Greenwich
The council of the metropolitan borough of Deptford or Lewisham
 The council of the London borough of Lewisham
The council of the metropolitan borough of Bermondsey, Camberwell
or Southwark The council of the London borough of Southwark
The council of the metropolitan borough of Lambeth The council of the London borough of Lambeth
The council of the metropolitan borough of Battersea or
Wandsworth The council of the London borough of Wandsworth
The council of the metropolitan borough of Fulham or Hammersmith
 The council of the London borough of Hammersmith
The council of the metropolitan borough of Chelsea or Kensington
 The council of the Royal borough of Kensington and Chelsea

The council of the borough of Chingford, Leyton or Walthamstow
 The council of the London borough of Waltham Forest
The council of the borough of Ilford or Wanstead and Woodford
 The council of the London borough of Redbridge
The council of the borough of Romford The council of the London borough of Havering
The council of the urban district of Hornchurch
The council of the borough of Barking or Dagenham The council of the London borough of Barking
The council of the borough of East Ham or West Ham The corporation of the London borough of Newham
The council of the borough of Bexley or Erith The council of the London borough of Bexley
The council of the urban district of Crayford or Chislehurst
and Sidcup The council of the London borough of Bexley
The council of the borough of Beckenham or Bromley The council of the London borough of Bromley
The council of the urban district of Orpington or Penge
 The council of the London borough of Bromley
The council of the existing borough of Croydon The council of the London borough of Croydon
The council of the urban district of Coulsdon and Purley
 The council of the London borough of Croydon
The council of the borough of Beddington and Wallington
or Sutton and Cheam The council of the London borough of Sutton
The council of the urban district of Carshalton The council of the London borough of Sutton
The council of the borough of Mitcham or Wimbledon The council of the London borough of Merton
The council of the urban district of Merton and Morden The council of the London borough of Merton
The council of the existing borough of Kingston-upon-Thames,
Malden and Coombe or Surbiton The council of the Royal borough of Kingston upon Thames

The council of the borough of Barnes, Richmond or Twickenham
 The council of the London borough of Richmond upon Thames

The council of the borough of Brentford and Chiswick or
Heston and Isleworth The council of the London borough of Hounslow
The council of urban district of Feltham The council of the London borough of Hounslow
The council of the borough of Uxbridge The council of the London borough of Hillingdon
The council of the urban district of Hayes and Harlington,
Ruislip— Northwood or Yiewsley and West Drayton The council of the London borough of Hillingdon
The council of the borough of Acton, Ealing or Southall
 The council of the London borough of Ealing
The council of the borough of Wembley or Willesden The council of the London borough of Brent
The council of the existing borough of Harrow The council of the London borough of Harrow
The council of the borough of Finchley or Hendon The council of the London borough of Barnet
The council of the urban district of Barnet, East Barnet
or Friern Barnet The council of the London borough of Barnet
The council of the borough of Hornsey, Tottenham or Wood
Green The council of the London borough of Haringey
The council of the borough of Edmonton, Enfield or Southgate
 The council of the London borough of Enfield
SCHEDULE 5
Article 44
PART I

(1) (2)
The commissioners of sewers for the levels of Havering,
Dagenham, Ripple, Barking, East Ham, West Ham, Leyton, Walthamstow, Bromley
and East Marsh The Greater London Council
The East Ham, West Ham, Ilford and Walthamstow Joint Refuse
Disposal Committee
The Kingston-upon-Thames Refuse Disposal Joint Committee

The Canvey Island (Joint) Town Development Committee The corporation of the London borough of Barking
The Bexley, Erith and Crayford Home Safety Committee The corporation of the London borough of Bexley
The Bexley, Erith and Crayford Road Safety Committee
The Ealing and Old Brentford Burial Board The corporation of the London borough of Ealing
The Romford and Hornchurch Joint Sewerage Committee The corporation of the London borough of Havering
The Kensington and Chelsea Joint Medical Officer of Health
Committee The corporation of the Royal borough of Kensington and Chelsea

The West London Road Safety Committee
The Kingston-upon-Thames Burial Joint Committee The corporation of the Royal borough of Kingston upon Thames

The Housing (Kingsnympton Park) Joint Committee
The Ilford and Barking Joint Sewerage Committee The corporations of the London boroughs of Barking and Redbridge

The Upper Norwood Joint Library Committee The corporations of the London boroughs of Croydon and Lambeth

The Gunnersbury Park Joint Committee The corporations of the London boroughs of Ealing and Hounslow

The Metropolitan Boroughs' (Organisation and Methods) Committee
 The Inner London Boroughs' Organisation and Methods Committee

The Metropolitan Boroughs' Library Committee The Inner London Library Committee
PART II

(1) (2) (3)
Chapter Enactment under which land is held Enactment for purpose of which land is to
be held
51 & 52 Vict. c. clxxviii The Vauxhall Park Act 1888 The Open Spaces Act 1906
56 Vict. c. lxvii The Paddington Recreation Ground Act
1893 The Open Spaces Act 1906
4 & 5 Geo. 5. c. clxiv The Wimbledon Corporation Act 1914
, 
section 5 The Public Health Act 1875, section 164
13 & 14 Geo. 5. c. lxviii The Mitcham Urban District Council
Act 1923, sections 5 and 6 The Public Health Act 1875, section 164
14 & 15 Geo. 5. c. lxvii The London County Council (Lambeth
Bridge) Act 1924, section 5(2) The Open Spaces Act 1906
24 & 25 Geo. 5. c. liii The Walthamstow Corporation Act 1934
, 
section 4 The Open Spaces Act 1906
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Article
45


(1) (2)
The East Ham, West Ham, Ilford and Walthamstow Joint Refuse
Disposal Committee The Greater London Council
The Kingston-upon-Thames Refuse Disposal Joint Committee

The Canvey Island (Joint) Town Development Committee The council of the London borough of Barking
The Bexley, Erith and Crayford Home Safety Committee
The Bexley, Erith and Crayford Road Safety Committee The council of the London borough of Bexley
The Ealing and Old Brentford Burial Board The council of the London borough of Ealing
The Romford and Hornchurch Joint Sewerage Committee The council of the London borough of Havering
The Gunnersbury Park Joint Committee The council of the London borough of Hounslow
The West London Road Safety Committee The council of the Royal borough of Kensington and Chelsea

The Kingston-upon-Thames Burial Joint Committee The council of the Royal borough of Kingston upon Thames

The Housing (Kingsnympton Park) Joint Committee
The Middlesex Local Authorities Superannuation Joint Committee
 The council of the London borough of Richmond upon Thames

The Ilford and Barking Joint Sewerage Committee The Redbridge and Barking Joint Sewerage Committee
The Metropolitan Boroughs' (Organisation and Methods) Committee
 The Inner London Boroughs' Organisation and Methods Committee

The Metropolitan Boroughs' Library Committee The Inner London Library Committee