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The Thames Estuary Cockle Fishery (No. 2) Order 2024

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11 Accounts of income and expenditure and other information

(1) The Authority must provide the Secretary of State with annual accounts of its income and expenditure under this Order. (2) The Authority must comply with any request for information made by the Secretary of State relating to this Order. (3) The Authority must allow any person authorised by the Secretary of State to inspect the fishery and all accounts and other documents in the possession of the Authority relating to this Order and to the regulated fishery and must give that person any information relating to these matters which that person may require.

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11 Accounts of income and expenditure and other information

(1) The Authority must provide the Secretary of State with annual accounts of its income and expenditure under this Order. (2) The Authority must comply with any request for information made by the Secretary of State relating to this Order. (3) The Authority must allow any person authorised by the Secretary of State to inspect the fishery and all accounts and other documents in the possession of the Authority relating to this Order and to the regulated fishery and must give that person any information relating to these matters which that person may require.

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