Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011
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36 Information for elected local policing bodies
(1) A chief officer of police must give the relevant elected local policing body such information on policing matters that the body may require the chief officer to give. (2) Such information must be in the form (if any) specified by the elected local policing body. (3) The elected local policing body may— (a) arrange for such information to be published, or (b) require the chief officer of police to arrange for such information to be published. (4) It is for the elected local policing body to determine the manner in which information is to be published in accordance with subsection (3) (a) or (b). (5) In this section “policing matters” means matters connected with the policing of the relevant police area.
36 Information for elected local policing bodies
(1) A chief officer of police must give the relevant elected local policing body such information on policing matters that the body may require the chief officer to give. (2) Such information must be in the form (if any) specified by the elected local policing body. (3) The elected local policing body may— (a) arrange for such information to be published, or (b) require the chief officer of police to arrange for such information to be published. (4) It is for the elected local policing body to determine the manner in which information is to be published in accordance with subsection (3) (a) or (b). (5) In this section “policing matters” means matters connected with the policing of the relevant police area.
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