Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007
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3 Invitations, directions and proposals: supplementary
(1) A direction under section 2 or 2A may be given on or after the day on which this subsection comes into force. (1A) A direction under section 2 or 2A may only be given where the Secretary of State believes that giving the direction would be in the interests of effective and convenient local government. (2) A direction under section 2 or 2A may specify a date by which a proposal must be made. (3) An invitation under section 2 or 2A may specify a date by which a proposal may be made. (4) A proposal made by virtue of section 2 may not specify an area as one for which there should be a single tier of local government unless the whole or any part of that area is currently a two-tier area (as defined by section 23(2)). (5) In responding to an invitation under section 2 or 2A, or complying with a direction under either of those sections, an authority must have regard to any guidance from the Secretary of State as to— (a) what a proposal should seek to achieve; (b) matters that should be taken into account in formulating a proposal. (6) Where invitations or directions under section 2 or 2A are given to more than one authority, any authority that has received an invitation or direction may respond to the invitation, or comply with the direction, either by— (a) making its own proposal in accordance with the invitation or direction; or (b) making a proposal, in accordance with the invitation or direction, jointly with any of the other authorities. (7) An invitation or direction under section 2 or 2A may be varied or revoked. (8) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 Invitations, directions and proposals: supplementary
(1) A direction under section 2 or 2A may be given on or after the day on which this subsection comes into force. (1A) A direction under section 2 or 2A may only be given where the Secretary of State believes that giving the direction would be in the interests of effective and convenient local government. (2) A direction under section 2 or 2A may specify a date by which a proposal must be made. (3) An invitation under section 2 or 2A may specify a date by which a proposal may be made. (4) A proposal made by virtue of section 2 may not specify an area as one for which there should be a single tier of local government unless the whole or any part of that area is currently a two-tier area (as defined by section 23(2)). (5) In responding to an invitation under section 2 or 2A, or complying with a direction under either of those sections, an authority must have regard to any guidance from the Secretary of State as to— (a) what a proposal should seek to achieve; (b) matters that should be taken into account in formulating a proposal. (6) Where invitations or directions under section 2 or 2A are given to more than one authority, any authority that has received an invitation or direction may respond to the invitation, or comply with the direction, either by— (a) making its own proposal in accordance with the invitation or direction; or (b) making a proposal, in accordance with the invitation or direction, jointly with any of the other authorities. (7) An invitation or direction under section 2 or 2A may be varied or revoked. (8) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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