Local Government Act 2003
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94 Power to disapply section 93(1)
(1) The appropriate person may by order disapply section 93(1)— (a) in relation to particular descriptions of relevant authority or particular relevant authorities; (b) in relation to the provision of a particular kind of service by— (i) all relevant authorities, (ii) particular relevant authorities, or (iii) particular descriptions of relevant authority. (2) The power under subsection (1) includes power to disapply for a particular period. (3) In this section, “relevant authority” has the meaning given in section 93.
94 Power to disapply section 93(1)
(1) The appropriate person may by order disapply section 93(1)— (a) in relation to particular descriptions of relevant authority or particular relevant authorities; (b) in relation to the provision of a particular kind of service by— (i) all relevant authorities, (ii) particular relevant authorities, or (iii) particular descriptions of relevant authority. (2) The power under subsection (1) includes power to disapply for a particular period. (3) In this section, “relevant authority” has the meaning given in section 93.
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