(1) The Minister may,
by order in writing (a "special order"), transfer assets or liabilities (or
both) of the purchaser under a sale/lease agreement to another body or bodies.
(2) A special order
may only be made at the request of the purchaser made within 12 months of
the date of the sale/lease agreement and with the consent of the other body or
bodies.
(3) Only one
special order may be made at the request of the same purchaser.
(4) In exercising
powers under this section in relation to assets or liabilities of the
purchaser, the Minister is to be taken to be acting as the agent of the
purchaser.
(5) A special order
takes effect on the date of the order or on a later date specified in the
order.
(6) A special order
effects the transfer and vesting of an asset or liability in accordance with
its terms by force of this Act and despite the provisions of any other law or
instrument.
(7) A special order
may provide that instruments identified in the order, or to be identified as
provided in the order, are to be transferred instruments.
(8) If an instrument
is identified in, or under, a special order as a transferred instrument, the
instrument operates, as from a date specified in the order, subject to any
modifications specified in the order.