[40A Power to give directions in relation to] [local policing body]
Police Act 1996 (1996 c 16) | Legislation

[40A  Power to give directions in relation to] [local policing body]

[(1)     Where the Secretary of State is satisfied that a [local policing body] is failing to discharge any of its functions in an effective manner, whether generally or in particular respects, he may direct the [local policing body] to take specified measures for the purpose of remedying the failure.

(2)     Where the Secretary of State is satisfied that a [local policing body] will fail to discharge any of its functions in an effective manner, whether generally or in particular respects, unless remedial measures are taken, he may direct the [local policing body] to take specified measures in order to prevent such a failure occurring.

(3)     The measures that may be specified in a direction under

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