Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019
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6 Relationship between the Sponsor Body and Parliament
(1) The Sponsor Body, the Corporate Officer of the House of Commons and the Corporate Officer of the House of Lords must enter into an agreement (a “Parliamentary relationship agreement”) containing provision relating to the relationship between the Sponsor Body and Parliament. (2) A Parliamentary relationship agreement may contain provision about— (a) the buildings to which the Parliamentary building works relate (including responsibility for those buildings and arrangements for handing them over after completion of those works); (b) consultation and co-operation between the Sponsor Body and the Corporate Officers; (c) such other matters as the Sponsor Body and the Corporate Officers consider appropriate. (3) A Parliamentary relationship agreement may be varied by agreement between the Sponsor Body and the Corporate Officers.
6 Relationship between the Sponsor Body and Parliament
(1) The Sponsor Body, the Corporate Officer of the House of Commons and the Corporate Officer of the House of Lords must enter into an agreement (a “Parliamentary relationship agreement”) containing provision relating to the relationship between the Sponsor Body and Parliament. (2) A Parliamentary relationship agreement may contain provision about— (a) the buildings to which the Parliamentary building works relate (including responsibility for those buildings and arrangements for handing them over after completion of those works); (b) consultation and co-operation between the Sponsor Body and the Corporate Officers; (c) such other matters as the Sponsor Body and the Corporate Officers consider appropriate. (3) A Parliamentary relationship agreement may be varied by agreement between the Sponsor Body and the Corporate Officers.
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