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Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023

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As published

24D Non-mayoral CCA: consent to budget

(1) A non-mayoral CCA may only exercise the following functions with the consent of each constituent council— (a) adopt or amend the CCA’s budget; (b) where it is not part of the budget, approve the total sum of the transport levy. (2) In this section a reference to the “transport levy” is a reference to any levy issued by the CCA relating to the exercise of its functions relating to transport in accordance with any regulations made from time to time under section 74(2) of the Local Government Finance Act 1988.

Your change, as a redline

24D Non-mayoral CCA: consent to budget

(1) A non-mayoral CCA may only exercise the following functions with the consent of each constituent council— (a) adopt or amend the CCA’s budget; (b) where it is not part of the budget, approve the total sum of the transport levy. (2) In this section a reference to the “transport levy” is a reference to any levy issued by the CCA relating to the exercise of its functions relating to transport in accordance with any regulations made from time to time under section 74(2) of the Local Government Finance Act 1988.

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