Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004
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(1) The Secretary of State must report to Parliament on— (a) the extent to which fire and rescue authorities are acting in accordance with the Framework prepared under section 21; (b) any steps taken by him for the purpose of securing that fire and rescue authorities act in accordance with the Framework. (2) The first report under subsection (1) must be made before the end of the period of two years starting on the date when the Framework as first prepared is brought into effect. (3) Every subsequent such report must be made beforethe end of the period of two years starting on the date on which the last such report was made.
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(1) The Secretary of State must report to Parliament on— (a) the extent to which fire and rescue authorities are acting in accordance with the Framework prepared under section 21; (b) any steps taken by him for the purpose of securing that fire and rescue authorities act in accordance with the Framework. (2) The first report under subsection (1) must be made before the end of the period of two years starting on the date when the Framework as first prepared is brought into effect. (3) Every subsequent such report must be made beforethe end of the period of two years starting on the date on which the last such report was made.
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