95 Power to trade in function-related activities through a company
Local Government Act 2003 (2003 c 26) | Legislation

95  Power to trade in function-related activities through a company

(1)     The appropriate person may by order—

(a)     authorise [relevant authorities] to do for a commercial purpose anything which they are authorised to do for the purpose of carrying on any of their ordinary functions, and

(b)     make provision about the persons in relation to whom authority under paragraph (a) is exercisable.

(2)     No order under this section may authorise a [relevant authority]—

(a)     to do in relation to a person anything which it is required to do in relation to him under its ordinary functions, or

(b)     to do in relation to a person anything which it is authorised, apart from this section, to do in relation to him for a commercial purpose.

(3)     An order under this section may be made in relation to—

(a)     all [relevant authorities], particular [relevant authorities] or particular descriptions of [relevant authority];

(b)     all things authorised to be done for the purpose of carrying on a particular function,

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