Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019
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2A Annual report
(1) At least once in every calendar year, the Corporate Officers must prepare and lay before Parliament a report about the carrying out of the Parliamentary building works and the progress that has been made towards completion of those works. (2) A report must in particular include information about persons to whom contracts in respect of the carrying out of the Parliamentary building works have been awarded, in particular— (a) their size, and (b) the areas in which they operate. (3) The Corporate Officers must publish each report.
2A Annual report
(1) At least once in every calendar year, the Corporate Officers must prepare and lay before Parliament a report about the carrying out of the Parliamentary building works and the progress that has been made towards completion of those works. (2) A report must in particular include information about persons to whom contracts in respect of the carrying out of the Parliamentary building works have been awarded, in particular— (a) their size, and (b) the areas in which they operate. (3) The Corporate Officers must publish each report.
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