72 Scheme for transfer of responsibility for relevant children
Immigration Act 2016 (2016 c 19) | Legislation

72  Scheme for transfer of responsibility for relevant children

(1)     The Secretary of State may prepare a scheme for functions of, or which may be conferred on, a local authority . . . (“the transferring authority”) to become functions of, or functions which may be conferred on, one or more other local authorities in [the same part of the United Kingdom] (a “receiving authority”) in accordance with arrangements under section [69(2)].

[(1A)     The Secretary of State may prepare a scheme in relation to a local authority to which section 69 applies (“the transferring authority”) and one or more other local authorities in one or more other parts of the United Kingdom (“a receiving authority”) having

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