Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014
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6C Eligibility and regulation of registered providers
(1) The body that keeps a local audit register must comply with the requirements of Schedule 1C (which sets out requirements in connection with the register, including requirements about eligibility for registration and the regulation of registered providers). (2) The requirements of Schedule 1C do not limit the ability of the body to have in place rules or arrangements going beyond those requirements (whether relating to the same or different subject matter). (3) An agreement under section 6B(5)(a) may, accordingly, include terms supplementing those requirements or imposing additional requirements.
6C Eligibility and regulation of registered providers
(1) The body that keeps a local audit register must comply with the requirements of Schedule 1C (which sets out requirements in connection with the register, including requirements about eligibility for registration and the regulation of registered providers). (2) The requirements of Schedule 1C do not limit the ability of the body to have in place rules or arrangements going beyond those requirements (whether relating to the same or different subject matter). (3) An agreement under section 6B(5)(a) may, accordingly, include terms supplementing those requirements or imposing additional requirements.
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