SCHEDULE 5 Matters not Subject to Investigation
Local Government Act 1974 (1974 c 7) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 5 Matters not Subject to Investigation

Section 26

1

The commencement or conduct of civil or criminal proceedings before any court of law.

2

Action taken by [or on behalf of] any [local policing body] in connection with the investigation or prevention of crime.

[3

(1)     Action taken in matters relating to contractual or other commercial transactions of any authority to which Part 3 of this Act applies relating to—

(a)     the operation of public passenger transport;

(b)     the carrying on of a dock or harbour undertaking;

(c)     the provision of entertainment;

(d)     the provision and operation of industrial establishments;

(e)     the provision and operation of markets.

(2)     Sub-paragraph (1) does not include transactions for or relating to—

(a)     the acquisition or disposal of

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