Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006
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13 Incidental powers
(1) Natural England may do anything that appears to it to be conducive or incidental to the discharge of its functions. (2) In particular, Natural England may— (a) enter into agreements; (b) acquire or dispose of property; (c) borrow money; (d) subject to the approval of the Secretary of State, form bodies corporate or acquire or dispose of interests in bodies corporate; (e) accept gifts; (f) invest money.
13 Incidental powers
(1) Natural England may do anything that appears to it to be conducive or incidental to the discharge of its functions. (2) In particular, Natural England may— (a) enter into agreements; (b) acquire or dispose of property; (c) borrow money; (d) subject to the approval of the Secretary of State, form bodies corporate or acquire or dispose of interests in bodies corporate; (e) accept gifts; (f) invest money.
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