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Energy Act 2004

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63 Supervision by Secretary of State

(1) The Police Authority must comply with directions given by the Secretary of State under Schedule 13. (2) The Secretary of State must exercise his powers under this Chapter in such manner, and to such extent, as appears to him best calculated to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of the Constabulary. (3) The Police Authority must pay to the Secretary of State such amounts as he may determine in respect of things done by him for or in relation to the Authority or its employees in connection with matters relating to security. (4) The Secretary of State must pay sums received by him under subsection (3) into the Consolidated Fund.

Your change, as a redline

63 Supervision by Secretary of State

(1) The Police Authority must comply with directions given by the Secretary of State under Schedule 13. (2) The Secretary of State must exercise his powers under this Chapter in such manner, and to such extent, as appears to him best calculated to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of the Constabulary. (3) The Police Authority must pay to the Secretary of State such amounts as he may determine in respect of things done by him for or in relation to the Authority or its employees in connection with matters relating to security. (4) The Secretary of State must pay sums received by him under subsection (3) into the Consolidated Fund.

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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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