Office of Communications Act 2002
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3 Management of OFCOM
OFCOM shall, in managing their affairs, have regard— (a) to such general guidance concerning the management of the affairs of public bodies as OFCOM consider appropriate; and (b) subject to any such guidance and only to the extent that they may reasonably be regarded as applicable in relation to a statutory corporation, to generally accepted principles of good corporate governance.
3 Management of OFCOM
OFCOM shall, in managing their affairs, have regard— (a) to such general guidance concerning the management of the affairs of public bodies as OFCOM consider appropriate; and (b) subject to any such guidance and only to the extent that they may reasonably be regarded as applicable in relation to a statutory corporation, to generally accepted principles of good corporate governance.
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