SCHEDULE 5 Use for Parliamentary Election Meetings of Rooms in School Premises and of Meeting Rooms
Representation of the People Act 1983 (1983 c 2) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 5 Use for Parliamentary Election Meetings of Rooms in School Premises and of Meeting Rooms

Section 95

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(1)     Any arrangements for the use of a room in school premises shall be made with the [local authority] maintaining the school [or, in the case of a room in the premises of [a foundation or voluntary aided school], with the governing body of the school].

(2)     Any question as to the rooms in school premises which a candidate in any constituency is entitled to use, or as to the times at which he is entitled to use them, or as to the notice which is reasonable, shall

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