SCHEDULE 11 Disclosure of Information
Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014 (2014 c 2) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 11 Disclosure of Information

Section 36

Information to which this Schedule applies

1

(1)     This Schedule applies to information relating to a particular body or person—

(a)     that is obtained by a local auditor, or a person acting on behalf of a local auditor, under or by virtue of this Act or in the course of an audit under this Act, or

(b)     that is obtained by an inspector or an assistant inspector, or a person acting on behalf of an inspector or an assistant inspector, under Part 1 of the Local Government Act 1999 (inspection of best value authorities) or in the course of an inspection under that Part.

(2)     This Schedule also applies to information relating to a particular body or person that is obtained by an authority within sub-paragraph (3) in connection with the exercise of the authority's functions under or by virtue of this Act.

(3)     Those authorities are—

(a)     a recognised supervisory body,

(b)     a recognised qualifying body,

(c)     a body performing functions for the purposes of arrangements within paragraph 23(1) (independent monitoring of certain audits) or 24(1) (independent investigation of public interest cases) of Schedule 10 to the Companies

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