Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007
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79 Community governance reviews
(1) A community governance review is a review of the whole or part of the principal council's area, for the purpose of making recommendations of the kinds set out in sections 87 to 92 (if, and so far as, those sections are applicable). (2) In undertaking a community governance review the principal council must comply with— (a) this Chapter, and (b) the terms of reference of the review. (3) A district council which is to undertake a community governance review must notify the county council for its area (if any)— (a) that the review is to be undertaken, and (b) of the terms of reference of the review (including any modification of those terms).
79 Community governance reviews
(1) A community governance review is a review of the whole or part of the principal council's area, for the purpose of making recommendations of the kinds set out in sections 87 to 92 (if, and so far as, those sections are applicable). (2) In undertaking a community governance review the principal council must comply with— (a) this Chapter, and (b) the terms of reference of the review. (3) A district council which is to undertake a community governance review must notify the county council for its area (if any)— (a) that the review is to be undertaken, and (b) of the terms of reference of the review (including any modification of those terms).
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