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Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

General powers and duties

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(1)     The MMO may (whether alone or with other bodies or persons)—

(a)     undertake research into any matter relating to its functions or its general objective, or

(b)     commission or support (by financial means or otherwise) research into any such matter.

(2)     The MMO is to make the results of any such research available to any person on request.

[(2A)     The MMO must, at the request

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