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(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1) above and to the preceding provisions of this Part of this Act, any order under this section may in particular—
(a) modify or suspend the operation of any local Act in so far as it makes provision in relation to the policing of the aerodrome;
(b) amend any aerodrome byelaws for the purpose of trans- ferring to relevant constables any functions conferred thereby on members of an aerodrome constabulary, of extending the byelaws to the whole of the aerodrome or of including in them any such requirement as is mentioned in section 28(1)(b) of this Act;
(c) make provision for any such transfers of officers and staff
as are mentioned in subsection (3) below;
(d) make provision in respect of the pension rights of officers and staff so transferred, whether by requiring the making of payments, by modifying or revoking. or transferring or extinguishing liabilities or obliga- tions under, any pension scheme, by transferring or winding up any pension fund or otherwise;
(e) require the manager of the aerodrome to make pay- ments by way of compensation to or in respect of persons who suffer any loss of office or employment or loss or diminution of emoluments which is attribut- able to the aerodrome becoming a designated airport, being payments of such amount and on such terms and conditions as may be specified by or determined in accordance with the order;
(f) exclude any part of the aerodrome from the right of entry conferred by section 26(1)(a) or 29(2)(a) of this Act.
(3) The transfers for which provision may be made under this section are transfers, with the consent of the persons to be transferred, of—
(a) members of any aerodrome constabulary maintained by the manager of the aerodrome to the police force for the relevant police area;
(b) persons employed by the British Airports Authority to discharge such functions as are mentioned in section 13(4) of the Airports Authority Act 1975 to employ. ment as traffic wardens by the police authority for the relevant police area or, if that area is the metropolitan police district, by the commissioner of police of the metropolis;
(c) other persons employed by the manager of the aero- drome for police purposes to employment by the police
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authority for the relevant police area or, if that area is a county, to employment by the police authority or the county council or, if that area is the metro- politan police district, to employment as members of the metropolitan civil staffs.
(4) Any member of an aerodrome constabulary transferred by virtue of an order under this section to the police force for the relevant police area shall be deemed to have been duly appointed as a member of that force and to have been duly attested as such and, unless the order otherwise provides, shall hold in that force the same rank as he held in the aerodrome constabulary.
(5) Any amendment of acrodrome byelaws by an order under this section shall have effect as if duly made by the manager of the aerodrome and confirmed under the enactment authorising the manager of the aerodrome to make aerodrome byelaws.
(6) Before making an order under this section in relation to any acrodrome the Secretary of State shall consult the manager of the aerodrome and the police authority and chief officer of police for the relevant police area.
(7) The power to make an order under this section shall be exercisable by statutory instrument subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.
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application visions of this section-
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"aerodrome byelaws means, in relation to any aero- of Part III to
drome, byelaws having effect under any enactuient authorising the manager of the aerodrome to make ireland. byelaws in respect of the whole or any part of the aerodrome;
aerodrome constabulary
means, in relation to any aero- drome, any body of constables which the manager of the aerodrome has power to maintain at the aero- drome:
designated airport means any aerodrome for the time.
being designated under section 25 of this Act; members of the metropolitan civil staffs" means per- sons who are employed under the commissioner of police of the metropolis or the receiver for the retro- politan police district and are not constables and whose salaries are paid out of the metropolitan police fund: and ' relevant constable ", in rela- "relevant police area
tion to any aerodrome, mean respectively the police
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