28 Information about lists
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

28  Information about lists

(1)     A person may require a listing officer to give him access to such information as will enable him to establish what is the state of a list, or has been its state at any time since it came into force, if—

(a)     the officer is maintaining the list; and

(b)     the list is in force or has been in force at any time in the preceding five years.

(2)     A person may require a billing authority to give him access to such information as will enable him to establish what is the state of a copy of a list, or has been its state at any time since it was deposited, if—

(a)     the authority has deposited the copy under section 22(8)[, 22A(10)][, 22B(10) or 22B(10A)(a)] above; and

(b)     the list is in force or has been in force

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