44 Duty to review arrangements for carrying out Part 4 functions
United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020 (2020 c 27) | Legislation

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44  Duty to review arrangements for carrying out Part 4 functions

(1)     The Secretary of State must, within the permitted period—

(a)     carry out a review of the appropriateness, for the purpose of securing the most effective and efficient performance of the Part 4 functions, of—

(i)     the provision made by section 32(1) and the amendments made by Schedule 3, and

(ii)     any arrangements made under or in connection with that provision and those amendments;

(b)     prepare a report of the review (see subsection (4) for specific requirements relating

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