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Licensing Act 2003

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As published

9 Proceedings of licensing committee

(1) A licensing committee may establish one or more sub-committees consisting of three members of the committee. (2) Regulations may make provision about— (a) the proceedings of licensing committees and their sub-committees (including provision about the validity of proceedings and the quorum for meetings), (b) public access to the meetings of those committees and sub-committees, (c) the publicity to be given to those meetings, (d) the agendas and records to be produced in respect of those meetings, and (e) public access to such agendas and records and other information about those meetings. (3) Subject to any such regulations, each licensing committee may regulate its own procedure and that of its sub-committees.

Your change, as a redline

9 Proceedings of licensing committee

(1) A licensing committee may establish one or more sub-committees consisting of three members of the committee. (2) Regulations may make provision about— (a) the proceedings of licensing committees and their sub-committees (including provision about the validity of proceedings and the quorum for meetings), (b) public access to the meetings of those committees and sub-committees, (c) the publicity to be given to those meetings, (d) the agendas and records to be produced in respect of those meetings, and (e) public access to such agendas and records and other information about those meetings. (3) Subject to any such regulations, each licensing committee may regulate its own procedure and that of its sub-committees.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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