Reserve Forces Act 1996
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47 Parliamentary control of numbers and reports.
(1) The number of special members of a reserve force shall not exceed the number for that force for the time being authorised by Parliament. (2) Any special members of a reserve force who are in permanent service shall not be reckoned in any numbers for the time being authorised by Parliament for any of the regular services. (3) The Secretary of State shall from time to time lay before each House of Parliament a report with respect to the exercise of his powers to call out persons under this Part. (4) Any such report may be made either with respect to any use made, or with respect to any use proposed to be made, of those powers.
47 Parliamentary control of numbers and reports.
(1) The number of special members of a reserve force shall not exceed the number for that force for the time being authorised by Parliament. (2) Any special members of a reserve force who are in permanent service shall not be reckoned in any numbers for the time being authorised by Parliament for any of the regular services. (3) The Secretary of State shall from time to time lay before each House of Parliament a report with respect to the exercise of his powers to call out persons under this Part. (4) Any such report may be made either with respect to any use made, or with respect to any use proposed to be made, of those powers.
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