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Classified List of Acts in Force in Ireland Updated to 17 September 2021 26. National Government 26.1. Description of State Taoiseach Republic of Ireland Act 1948 22/1948 • The Republic of Ireland Act, 1948 (Commencement) Order 1949, S.I. No. 27 of 1949 26.2. Departments of State and Ministers Finance1 Ministers and Secretaries Act 1924 16/1924 • Endowment Fund (First Apportionment and Winding-Up) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 995], S.R.& O. No. 12 of 1925 • Endowment Fund (Second Apportionment and Winding-Up) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1003], S.R.& O. No. 13 of 1925 • Development Fund (Winding-Up) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1009], S.R.& O. No. 15 of 1925 • Intermediate Education Commissioners (Transfer of Functions) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1015], S.R.& O. No. 17 of 1925 • Intermediate Education Commissioners (Statutory Funds Winding-Up) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1023], S.R.& O. No. 18 of 1925 • Endowment Fund (Final Winding-Up) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1029], S.R.& O. No. 20 of 1925 • Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction (Winding-Up of a Fund for Congested Districts) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1037], S.R.& O. No. 21 of 1925 • Commissioners of Education (Ireland) (Transfer of Functions) Order 1925 [Vol. XVI p. 1043], S.R.& O. No. 22 of 1925 • Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction (Fisheries) (Transfer of Functions) Order 1927 [Vol. XVI p. 1059], S.R.& O. No. 5 of 1927 • Saorstat Eireann Forestry Commissioners (Transfer of Functions) Order 1927 [Vol. XVI p. 1073], S.R.& O. No. 69 of 1927 • Forestry Fund (Winding-Up) Order 1927 [Vol. XVI p. 1079], S.R.& O. No. 70 of 1927 • Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction (Education) (Transfer of Functions) Order 1927 [Vol. XVI p. 1085], S.R.& O. No. 101 of 1927 • General Cattle Diseases Fund (Cattle Pleuro-pneumonia Account) (Winding-Up) Order 1928 [Vol. XVI p. 1101], S.R.& O. No. 11 of 1928 • Irish Land Commission (Fisheries and Rural Industries) (Transfer of Functions) Order 1928 [Vol. XVI p. 1107], S.R.& O. No. 60 of 1928 • General Prisons Board (Transfer of Functions) Order 1928 [Vol. XVI p. 1119], S.R.& O. No. 79 of 1928 • Irish Insurance Commissioners (Transfer of Functions) Order 1933 [Vol. XVI p. 1139], S.R.& O. No. 1 of 19332 • National School Teachers’ Pension Fund (Winding-Up) Order 1934 [Vol. XVI p. 1159], S.R.& O. No. 43 of 1934 • National Education Commissioners (Transfer of Functions) Order 1935 [Vol. XVI p. 1171], S.R.& O. No. 264 of 1935 1 Public Exp (in part): see S.I. No. 418 of 2011. 2 This SI is considered obsolete by the Department of Social Protection and should be revoked. 1 • Sea Fisheries Fund (Winding Up) Order 1941 [Vol. XXXI p. 531], S.R.& O. No. 276 of 1941 • Royal Hospital Kilmainham (Dissolution of Governors and Revocation of Charters) Order 1955, S.I. No. 260 of 1955 Finance3 Ministers and Secretaries (Amendment) Act 1928 6/1928 • Ministers and Secretaries (Amendment) Act, 1928 (Commencement) Order 1928, S.R.& O. No. 49 of 1928 Finance Ministers and Secretaries (Amendment) Act 1939 36/1939 • Minister for Supplies (Transfer of Functions under Control of Prices Act, 1937) Order 1940 [Vol. XXXI p. 555], S.R.& O. No. 142 of 19404 • Minister for Supplies (Transfer of Functions under Section 52 of the Milk (Regulation of Supply and Price) Act, 1936) Order 1941 [Vol. XXXI p. 561], S.R.& O. No. 29 of 19415 • Transfer of Administration and Functions (Turf) Order 1941 [Vol. XXXI p. 569], S.R.& O. No. 285 of 19416 • Minister for Supplies (Transfer of Functions under the Scrap Iron (Control of Export) Act, 1938) Order 1941 [Vol. XXXI p. 565], S.R.& O. No. 369 of 19417 • Transfer of Administration and Functions (Turf) Order 1943 [Vol. XXXI p.575], S.R.& O. No. 54 of 19438 • Allocation of Administration (Genealogical Office) Order 1943 [Vol. XXXI p. 537], S.R.& O. No. 267 of 19439 • Departments and Ministers (Alteration of Irish Names and Titles) Order 1944 [Vol. XXXI p. 541], S.R.& O. No. 218 of 194410 • Local Government and Public Health (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1553], S.R.& O. No. 16 of 194711 • Social Welfare (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) (No. 1) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1563], S.R.& O. No. 18 of 194712 • Minister for Local Government (Transfer of Functions under subsection (3) of Section 16 of the Barrow Drainage Act, 1927) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1549], S.R.& O. No. 41 of 1947 3 Local Gov (in part): see S.I. No. 339 of 2020. Previously Gaeltacht (in part): see S.I. No. 192 of 2011 and S.I. No. 220 of 2011. 4 The functions transferred related to Control of Prices Act 1937 (26/1937), which was repealed by Prices Act 1958 (4/1958), s. 8 and sch. 1. This SI has therefore ceased to be in force and should be revoked. 5 The powers and duties transferred related to Milk (Regulation of Supply and Price) Act 1936 (43/1936), which was repealed by Milk (Regulation of Supply) Act 1994 (25/1994), s. 22, subject to savers no relevant here. This SI has therefore ceased to be in force and should be revoked. 6 The functions transferred related to Turf (Use and Development) Act 1936 (23/1936), and they were re-transferred on a number of occasions, most recently by S.I. Nos. 300 of 2002 and 418 of 2011. This SI has therefore is superseded and should be revoked. 7 The functions transferred related to Scrap Iron (Control of Export) Act 1938 (6/1938), which was repealed by Control of Exports (Temporary Provisions) Act, 1956 (1/1956), s. 6 and sch. This SI has therefore ceased to be in force and should be revoked. 8 The functions transferred related to Turf (Use and Development) Act 1936 (23/1936), and they were re-transferred on a number of occasions, most recently by S.I. Nos. 300 of 2002 and 418 of 2011. This SI is therefore superseded and should be revoked. 9 This SI was superseded by S.I. No. 328 of 2002 and should be revoked. 10 None of the titles listed in their Irish forms remains in use. This SI is therefore obsolete and should be revoked. 11 This SI changed the name of the Department to Local Government. It was again changed (to Environment) by S.I. No. 269 of 1977. This SI is therefore obsolete and should be revoked. 12 None of the legislation, functions of which were transferred by this SI, appears to remain in force. This SI is therefore obsolete and should be revoked. (It has not been possible to check the status of S.R.& O. Nos. 385 and 412 of 1941, 503 of 1942 and 101 of 1944 because they are not available on the eISB, but as Emergency Powers Orders presumably made under the Emergency Powers Act 1939 they are now no longer in force or obsolete). 2 • Health (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1515], S.R.& O. No. 58 of 194713 • Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1934 (Transfer of Ministerial Functions) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1595], S.R.& O. No. 161 of 194714 • National Health Insurance (Termination of Sanatorium Benefit and Abolition of Insurance Committees) Regulations, 1934 (Transfer of Ministerial Functions) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1559], S.R.& O. No. 288 of 194715 • Social Welfare (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) (No. 2) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1573], S.R.& O. No. 329 of 194716 • Agriculture and Health (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) Order 1947 [Vol. XXXVII p. 1493], S.R.& O. No. 417 of 194717 13 Most of the legislation, functions of which were transferred by this SI, appears to be repealed, but not all. For example Public Health (Ireland) Act 1878 (41 & 42 Vict. c. 52) remains in force, and the SI appears to remain in force in relation to it. 14 The functions transferred related to Workmen's Compensation Act 1934 (9/1934), which was repealed by Social Welfare (Occupational Injuries) Act 1966 (16/1966), s. 40, subject to outstanding claims. This SI has therefore ceased to be in force and should be revoked. 15 The functions transferred related to National Health Insurance (Termination of Sanatorium Benefit and Abolition of Insurance Committees) Regulations 1934 (S.R.& O. No. 28 of 1934), which were made under powers in National Health Insurance Acts 1911 to 1929, repealed by Social Welfare Act 1952 (11/1956), s. 66 and sch 5. The 1934 SI appears to have lapsed on repeal of its enabling provisions, and this SI has therefore ceased to be in force and should be revoked. 16 All of the legislation, functions of which were transferred by this SI, appears to be repealed or the functions transferred were re- transferred. Blind Persons Act 1920 (10 & 11 Geo. 5 c. 49) remains in force, though functions in relation to it were re-transferred by Health Act 1970 (1/1970), s. 6. Local Authorities (Officers and Employees) Acts 1926 and 1940 remain in force, and the position of functions in relation to them was set out for ease of reference by Local Government Act 2001, s. 63 and sch. 12, thus superseding the relevant provisions in this SI. Local Government Act 1941 (23/1941), parts II, III and ss. 83 and 84 were repealed by Local Government Act 2001 (37/2001), s.
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