Local Government Act 1974
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34S Annual reports
(1) Every Local Commissioner must for each financial year— (a) prepare a general report on the discharge of the Local Commissioner's functions under this Part, and (b) submit it to the Commission not later than 2 months after the end of the year to which it relates. (2) The Commission must for each financial year prepare a general report on the discharge of its functions under this Part (the “Part 3A annual report”). (3) The Part 3A annual report must be prepared as soon as may be after the Commission has received the reports for the year from Local Commissioners under subsection (1). (4) The Commission must arrange for the publication of— (a) the Part 3A annual report, and (b) the reports which are submitted under subsection (1). (5) The Commission must lay a copy of the Part 3A annual report before Parliament.
34S Annual reports
(1) Every Local Commissioner must for each financial year— (a) prepare a general report on the discharge of the Local Commissioner's functions under this Part, and (b) submit it to the Commission not later than 2 months after the end of the year to which it relates. (2) The Commission must for each financial year prepare a general report on the discharge of its functions under this Part (the “Part 3A annual report”). (3) The Part 3A annual report must be prepared as soon as may be after the Commission has received the reports for the year from Local Commissioners under subsection (1). (4) The Commission must arrange for the publication of— (a) the Part 3A annual report, and (b) the reports which are submitted under subsection (1). (5) The Commission must lay a copy of the Part 3A annual report before Parliament.
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