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Greater London Authority Act 1999

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As published

333ZF Relationship with the Regulator of Social Housing: general

(1) The Authority must, in the exercise of its housing and regeneration functions, co-operate with the Regulator of Social Housing (referred to in this Part as “the Regulator”). (2) In particular, the Authority must consult the Regulator on matters likely to interest the Regulator in the exercise of its social housing functions. (3) The Regulator must, in the exercise of its social housing functions, co-operate with the Authority. (4) In particular, the Regulator must consult the Authority on matters likely to interest the Authority in the exercise of its housing and regeneration functions.

Your change, as a redline

333ZF Relationship with the Regulator of Social Housing: general

(1) The Authority must, in the exercise of its housing and regeneration functions, co-operate with the Regulator of Social Housing (referred to in this Part as “the Regulator”). (2) In particular, the Authority must consult the Regulator on matters likely to interest the Regulator in the exercise of its social housing functions. (3) The Regulator must, in the exercise of its social housing functions, co-operate with the Authority. (4) In particular, the Regulator must consult the Authority on matters likely to interest the Authority in the exercise of its housing and regeneration functions.

One line that says what changes, such as "Halve the dog tax".

Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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