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Local Government (Financial Provisions) Act 1963

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As published

5 Payment of expenses of local authority officers.

Nothing in any enactment, . . . providing for the payment by a local authority of expenses of their members shall be taken to limit the power of the local authority to defray expenses properly incurred by an officer of the authority as such.

Your change, as a redline

5 Payment of expenses of local authority officers.

Nothing in any enactment, . . . providing for the payment by a local authority of expenses of their members shall be taken to limit the power of the local authority to defray expenses properly incurred by an officer of the authority as such.

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