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As published
30C Procedure of Authority.
(1) The Greater London Magistrates’ Courts Authority may, with the approval of the Lord Chancellor, act through committees appointed by the Authority which, if they include at least one member of the Authority, may also include persons who are not members.
(2) The Authority may also arrange for the discharge of any of their functions—
(a) by the chairman of the Authority; or
(b) by the justices’ chief executive.
(3) Subject to regulations made under this Act, the Authority shall have power to regulate their own procedure, including quorum.
Your change, as a redline
30C Procedure of Authority.
(1) The Greater London Magistrates’ Courts Authority may, with the approval of the Lord Chancellor, act through committees appointed by the Authority which, if they include at least one member of the Authority, may also include persons who are not members.
(2) The Authority may also arrange for the discharge of any of their functions—
(a) by the chairman of the Authority; or
(b) by the justices’ chief executive.
(3) Subject to regulations made under this Act, the Authority shall have power to regulate their own procedure, including quorum.
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