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Greater London Authority Act 1999

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As published

399 Revocation or variation of information schemes.

(1) A scheme under section 397 above may at any time— (a) be revoked by the Mayor; or (b) be varied by the Mayor in accordance with the terms of the scheme or by agreement between the Mayor and at least two-thirds of the London local authorities. (2) Before deciding whether to revoke or vary a scheme by virtue of subsection (1) above the Mayor shall consult each London local authority. (3) Where the Mayor revokes or varies a scheme by virtue of subsection (1) above he shall notify each London local authority of the revocation or variation. (4) For the purposes of this section “London local authority” means a London borough council or the Common Council.

Your change, as a redline

399 Revocation or variation of information schemes.

(1) A scheme under section 397 above may at any time— (a) be revoked by the Mayor; or (b) be varied by the Mayor in accordance with the terms of the scheme or by agreement between the Mayor and at least two-thirds of the London local authorities. (2) Before deciding whether to revoke or vary a scheme by virtue of subsection (1) above the Mayor shall consult each London local authority. (3) Where the Mayor revokes or varies a scheme by virtue of subsection (1) above he shall notify each London local authority of the revocation or variation. (4) For the purposes of this section “London local authority” means a London borough council or the Common Council.

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