[9FG Publication etc of reports, recommendations and responses: confidential and exempt information]
Local Government Act 2000 (2000 c 22) | Legislation

[9FG  Publication etc of reports, recommendations and responses: confidential and exempt information]

[(1)     This section applies to—

(a)     the publication under section 9FE of any document comprising—

(i)     a report or recommendations of an overview and scrutiny committee, or

(ii)     a response of a local authority to any such report or recommendations, and

(b)     the provision of a copy of such a document—

(i)     to a member of a local authority under section 9FD(4) or section 9FE, or

(ii)     to a relevant partner authority under section 9FF,

by an overview and scrutiny committee or a local authority.

(2)     The overview and scrutiny committee or the local authority, in publishing the document or providing a copy of the document to a relevant partner authority—

(a)     must exclude any confidential information, and

(b)     may exclude

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