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The Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 (Commencement No. 2) Order 2009
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Provisions coming into force on 1st April 2010U.K.
4. The following provisions of the Act come into force on 1st April 2010—
(a)section 23 (duty of public authorities to secure involvement);
(b)section 24 (duty of public authorities to secure involvement: guidance);
(c)section 31 (scrutiny officers);
(d)section 55 ( Local Government Boundary Commission for England);
(e)section 56 (review of electoral arrangements);
(f)section 57 (requests for review of single-member electoral areas);
(g)section 58 (review procedure);
(h)section 59 (implementation of review recommendations);
(i)section 60 (transfer of functions relating to boundary change);
(j)section 61 (removal of functions relating to boundary and electoral change);
(k)section 63 (continuity of functions);
(l)section 65 ( electoral changes consequential on boundary change in England);
(m)section 66 (repeal of redundant provisions);
(n)section 67 (consequential and supplementary provision);
(o)section 69 (local authority economic assessments) (so far as not already in force);
(p)section 70 (regional strategy);
(q)section 72 (responsible regional authorities);
(r)section 73 (sustainable development);
(s)section 74 (review and revision by responsible regional authorities);
(t)section 75 (community involvement);
(u)section 76 (examination in public);
(v)section 77 (matters to be taken into account in revision);
(w)section 78 (approval of revision by Secretary of State);
(x)section 79 (reserve powers of Secretary of State);
(y)section 80 (revision: supplementary);
(z)section 81 (implementation);
(aa)section 82 (regional strategy as part of development plan);
(bb)section 83 (duties of regional development agencies);
(cc)section 85 (consequential provision);
(dd)Schedule 1 (Local Government Boundary Commission for England);
(ee)Schedule 2 (electoral change in England: considerations on review);
(ff)Schedule 4 (boundary and electoral change: amendments)
(gg)Schedule 5 (regional strategy: amendments);
(hh)Part 3 of Schedule 7 (repeals relating to local government boundary and electoral change);
(ii)Part 4 of Schedule 7 (repeals relating to regional strategy).
Commencement Information
I1Art. 4 in force at 16.12.2009
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