Repeals and savings preserve prior rights and proceedings while corresponding State laws give way to the Act. Section 29 sets a transitional repeals-and-savings regime: a prior State law corresponding to the Act is repealed when the Act applies to particular goods, but the repeal does not affect prior operation, acquired rights, liabilities, penalties, or ongoing investigations and proceedings; such matters may continue as if the Act had not been passed. Subject to these savings, acts, appointments, notifications, orders, rules, forms, bye-laws or recognitions under the former law are deemed done under the corresponding provision of the Act and remain in force until superseded.
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Repeals and savings preserve prior rights and proceedings while corresponding State laws give way to the Act.
Section 29 sets a transitional repeals-and-savings regime: a prior State law corresponding to the Act is repealed when the Act applies to particular goods, but the repeal does not affect prior operation, acquired rights, liabilities, penalties, or ongoing investigations and proceedings; such matters may continue as if the Act had not been passed. Subject to these savings, acts, appointments, notifications, orders, rules, forms, bye-laws or recognitions under the former law are deemed done under the corresponding provision of the Act and remain in force until superseded.
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