Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007
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27 Reports
(1) As soon as possible after the end of each financial year the Board must produce a report on— (a) what it has done during that year, (b) what it has found during that year, and (c) what it intends to do during the next financial year. (2) The Board must lay a report under subsection (1) before— (a) Parliament, (b) the Scottish Parliament, (c) the National Assembly for Wales, and (d) the Northern Ireland Assembly. (3) The Board may at any time produce a report about any matter relating to the exercise of its functions. (4) The Board must lay a report under subsection (3) before one or more of the following— (a) Parliament; (b) the Scottish Parliament; (c) the National Assembly for Wales; (d) the Northern Ireland Assembly. (5) Where the Board lays a report under this section it must publish it as soon as possible thereafter.
27 Reports
(1) As soon as possible after the end of each financial year the Board must produce a report on— (a) what it has done during that year, (b) what it has found during that year, and (c) what it intends to do during the next financial year. (2) The Board must lay a report under subsection (1) before— (a) Parliament, (b) the Scottish Parliament, (c) the National Assembly for Wales, and (d) the Northern Ireland Assembly. (3) The Board may at any time produce a report about any matter relating to the exercise of its functions. (4) The Board must lay a report under subsection (3) before one or more of the following— (a) Parliament; (b) the Scottish Parliament; (c) the National Assembly for Wales; (d) the Northern Ireland Assembly. (5) Where the Board lays a report under this section it must publish it as soon as possible thereafter.
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