151 Information rights: power to amend
151 Information rights: power to amend
Companies Act 2006 | Legislation

(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations amend the provisions of sections 146 to 150 (information rights) so as to—

(a)     extend or restrict the classes of companies to which section 146 applies,

(b)     make other provision as to the circumstances in which a nomination may be made under that section, or

(c)     extend or restrict the rights conferred by such a nomination.

(2)     The regulations may make such consequential modifications of any other provisions of this Part, or of any other enactment, as appear to the Secretary of State to be necessary.

(3)     Regulations under this section are subject to

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