- Status
- In Force
- Penalty ceiling
- Regulated
Does it bind you?
Business-side roles with duties under this instrument.
Any Person1
Plus 1 duty on the regulator, Crown ministers and public bodies — folded into the section list below.
Other Acts binding the same actors
If a role above is yours, these are the other instruments that most often bind it.
Any Person — also bound by 2340 other Acts
Human Medicines Regulations 2012
184 duties
Merchant Shipping Act 1995
144 duties
Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016
104 duties
Communications Act 2003
92 duties
Road Traffic Act 1988
92 duties
What it requires
Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.
s.025
(1) Where an aircraft alights elsewhere than at a customs...
Regulated
- Notify authorities and control passenger movement when aircraft lands outside customs airportAny Person
s.028
Where the Secretary of State has, by notice published in...
Regulated
Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
- Medical officers must comply with Secretary of State disease prevention requirementsLocal authority
38 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001
Citation and commencement
s.002
Interpretation
s.003
Regulations not to apply to aircraft of the armed forces
s.004
Enforcement and execution of regulations
s.005
Appointment and duties of authorised officers and provision of services by responsible authorities
s.006
List of infected areas
s.007
(1) An authorised officer may, for the purposes of these...
s.008
(1) The medical officer may, and if so requested by...
s.009
(1) Where a person intending to leave an aircraft at...
s.010
The authorised officer at a customs airport shall inform the...
s.011
(1) The commander of an aircraft at a customs airport...
s.012
(1) Where a member of the crew of an aircraft...
s.013
(1) Where— (a) the presence of rodents is suspected on...
s.014
(1) When on the arrival of an aircraft at a...
s.015
If a customs officer receives in respect of an aircraft...
s.016
Where on the arrival of an aircraft at a customs...
s.017
The detention of an aircraft by a customs officer under...
s.018
(1) The medical officer shall inspect any aircraft and the...
s.019
Release of aircraft
s.020
On the arrival of an aircraft at a customs airport,...
s.021
The medical officer shall, if so required by the commander...
s.022
If the authorised officer considers that there should be applied...
s.023
Without prejudice to any other provision in these regulations, the...
s.024
In applying any measures under these regulation, the authorised officer...
s.026
In the case of an aircraft which has commenced its...
s.027
Where an aircraft is due to depart from an aerodrome...
s.029
Every person to whom these regulations apply shall comply with...
s.030
(1) Where these regulations permit a medical officer to place...
s.031
Every person who is placed under surveillance under these regulations...
s.032
(1) Where the commander of an aircraft is required by...
s.033
Every charge authorised by regulation 32 shall be recoverable either...
s.034
Subject to the provisions of regulation 32, any expenses incurred...
s.035
Nothing in these regulations shall render liable to detention, disinfection...
s.036
(1) The commander of an aircraft on arrival, or already...
s.037
Nothing in these regulations shall affect the Immigration Act 1971...
s.038
The regulations specified in schedule 4 are hereby revoked: Provided...
s.para.44
The medical officer may require the aircraft to be disinsected....
s.para.49
The medical officer may— (a) place any suspect on board...
Schedules
Schedules
0 of 4 shown4 other schedules
s.sch002
The medical officer may— (a) require any suspect on board...
s.sch002
On arrival of an aircraft having on board a person...
s.sch002
The medical officer may place under surveillance any suspect who...
s.sch002
The medical officer may also apply the provisions of paragraphs...
Duty extraction and severity labels are Guvnor’s analysis of the instrument, not the instrument itself. Always verify against the linked source text.