297 Co-operation between charities, and between charities and local authorities
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

297  Co-operation between charities, and between charities and local authorities

(1)     Any local council and any joint board discharging any functions of a local council—

(a)     may make, with any charity established for purposes similar or complementary to services provided by the council or board, arrangements for co-ordinating—

(i)     the activities of the council or board, and

(ii)     those of the charity,

in the interests of persons who may benefit from those services or from the

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