Local Government Act 2000
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84 Meaning of “local authority” and “principal council” in Part IV.
(1) In relation to England— “local authority” means a principal council or a parish council, “principal council” means a county council, a district council or a London borough council. (2) In relation to Wales— “local authority” means a principal council or a community council, “principal council” means a county council or a county borough council. (3) This section applies for the purposes of this Part.
84 Meaning of “local authority” and “principal council” in Part IV.
(1) In relation to England— “local authority” means a principal council or a parish council, “principal council” means a county council, a district council or a London borough council. (2) In relation to Wales— “local authority” means a principal council or a community council, “principal council” means a county council or a county borough council. (3) This section applies for the purposes of this Part.
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