The Local Audit (Delegation of Functions) and Statutory Audit (Delegation of Functions) Order 2014
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2 Exercise of functions by the designated body
(1) The designated body is designated for the purpose of enabling it to exercise functions of the Secretary of State under Part 42 of the Act as it applies in relation to local audits. (2) The functions listed in paragraph (3) are not transferred by this Order. (3) The functions referred to in paragraph (2) are— (a) the function of making regulations under section 1214(5); (b) the functions under— (i) section 1224ZA; (ii) section 1261(3); (iii) section 1263; (iv) Schedule 10, paragraph 13(10)(a); and (c) the function of making regulations under section 1219(2). (4) The functions listed in paragraph (5) remain exercisable concurrently with the Secretary of State. (5) The functions referred to in paragraph (4) are the functions under— (a) section 1224; (b) section 1239(8); (c) section 1254.
2 Exercise of functions by the designated body
(1) The designated body is designated for the purpose of enabling it to exercise functions of the Secretary of State under Part 42 of the Act as it applies in relation to local audits. (2) The functions listed in paragraph (3) are not transferred by this Order. (3) The functions referred to in paragraph (2) are— (a) the function of making regulations under section 1214(5); (b) the functions under— (i) section 1224ZA; (ii) section 1261(3); (iii) section 1263; (iv) Schedule 10, paragraph 13(10)(a); and (c) the function of making regulations under section 1219(2). (4) The functions listed in paragraph (5) remain exercisable concurrently with the Secretary of State. (5) The functions referred to in paragraph (4) are the functions under— (a) section 1224; (b) section 1239(8); (c) section 1254.
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