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Localism Bill

Letting many flowers bloom is the position. Clause 68(5) refers to a ““voluntary or community body””, and the noble Baroness has mentioned the differences there; to a body ““established for charitable purposes””; to the parish council; and then to ““two or more employees””, and ““more”” could be considerably more. How that ““more”” then establishes itself is another way forward. There are clearly two features here: the elements of ““voluntary””, ““community”” or ““charitable””; and the way in which employees choose to organise themselves. They are lumped together, but in many minds—in my mind at any rate—they are two distinct ways forward.

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Reference

729 c157 

Session

2010-12

Chamber / Committee

House of Lords chamber

Legislation

Localism Bill 2010-12
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