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Building Societies Act 1986

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As published

106 Public file of the society.

(1) The FCA shall prepare and maintain a file relating to each building society (to be known as the public file) and the file shall— (a) contain the documents or, as the case may be, the copies of the documents and the records of the matters directed by or under any provision of this Act to be kept in the public file of the society; and (b) be available for inspection on reasonable notice by members of the public subject to subsection (3) below. (2) Any member of the public shall be entitled, subject to subsection (3) below, to be furnished with a copy of all or any of the documents or records kept in the public file of a building society. (3) The FCA may charge a reasonable fee for making the public file available to any person for inspection under subsection (1)(b) above, or for furnishing any person with a copy of any documents or records under subsection (2) above.

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106 Public file of the society.

(1) The FCA shall prepare and maintain a file relating to each building society (to be known as the public file) and the file shall— (a) contain the documents or, as the case may be, the copies of the documents and the records of the matters directed by or under any provision of this Act to be kept in the public file of the society; and (b) be available for inspection on reasonable notice by members of the public subject to subsection (3) below. (2) Any member of the public shall be entitled, subject to subsection (3) below, to be furnished with a copy of all or any of the documents or records kept in the public file of a building society. (3) The FCA may charge a reasonable fee for making the public file available to any person for inspection under subsection (1)(b) above, or for furnishing any person with a copy of any documents or records under subsection (2) above.

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