29 Agricultural dwelling-house advisory committees
Rent (Agriculture) Act 1976 (1976 c 80) | Legislation

29  Agricultural dwelling-house advisory committees

(1)     In the area of each agricultural wages committee established under the Agricultural Wages Act 1948 there shall be one or more agricultural dwelling-house advisory committees (in this section called “committees”) to perform the functions given them under section 28 of this Act.

(2)     An application under section 28 of this Act for advice may be made to the chairman of the agricultural wages committee for the area in question for the appointment or designation of a committee to give the advice.

(3)     Each committee shall be appointed by the chairman of the agricultural wages committee, and he may include persons who are not members

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