Part 1 The Framework Document
Crime and Courts Act 2013 (2013 c 22) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 The Framework Document & Annual Report

Section 4

Part 1 The Framework Document

The document

1

(1)     The framework document is a document which deals with ways in which the NCA is to operate, including—

(a)     ways in which NCA functions are to be exercised (including arrangements for publishing information about the exercise of NCA functions and other matters relating to the NCA), and

(b)     ways in which the NCA is to be administered (including governance and finances of the NCA).

(2)     Section 6(2) makes further provision about what may

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