55 Matters to be determined before a final notice is given
Localism Act 2011 (2011 c 20) | Legislation

55  Matters to be determined before a final notice is given

(1)     This section applies where—

(a)     a warning notice has been given to a public authority; and

(b)     the panel has considered all representations made to it under the procedures set out in that notice.

(2)     The panel must make, to a Minister of the Crown, a report on the matters to which the representations made to the panel relate.

(3)     The report—

(a)     may be published by the panel in such manner as the panel thinks fit and, if not published by the panel, must be published by the Minister of the Crown to whom it is made in such manner as the Minister of the Crown thinks fit;

(b)     must include recommendations as to the determination of the matters mentioned in subsection

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