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Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014

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As published

6A Local audit register

(1) The Local Audit Office must secure that there is at least one public register of individuals and firms who are (by virtue of their registration) entitled to carry out audits in accordance with this Act. (2) It may do so by— (a) keeping a register itself, or (b) designating another body as an external registration body (see section 6B). (3) An external registration body must keep a register meeting the description in subsection (1). (4) In this Act— “local audit register” means a register kept in accordance with this section; “registered local audit provider” means an individual or firm that is registered in a local audit register. (5) Fees may be charged in respect of— (a) applications for registration in a local audit register; (b) entry in such a register; (c) remaining in such a register.

Your change, as a redline

6A Local audit register

(1) The Local Audit Office must secure that there is at least one public register of individuals and firms who are (by virtue of their registration) entitled to carry out audits in accordance with this Act. (2) It may do so by— (a) keeping a register itself, or (b) designating another body as an external registration body (see section 6B). (3) An external registration body must keep a register meeting the description in subsection (1). (4) In this Act— “local audit register” means a register kept in accordance with this section; “registered local audit provider” means an individual or firm that is registered in a local audit register. (5) Fees may be charged in respect of— (a) applications for registration in a local audit register; (b) entry in such a register; (c) remaining in such a register.

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