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Code of Recommended Practice on Local Authority Publicity: Consultation - closes 10th November 2010

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The Government is consulting on a new Code of Recommended Practice on Local Authority Publicity ('the Publicity Code') that authorities have to have regard to. The proposed new code will be underpinned by seven guiding principles. To give effect to the Government's commitment to stop unfair competition by local authority newspapers, the proposed new Code now contains specific guidance on the frequency, content and appearance of local authority newspapers or magazines. It also proposes to prohibit the use of lobbyists where the expenditure is intended to influence local people on political issues.

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Does this apply to Wales?

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Local Authroity Publicity - response

I contacted the local communities dept. today which advised that this consultations relates to England only. I was advised that it does include the Police in Wales.

The consultation is now closed and await HM Government response. I couldn't find an equilivant subject through searching the Welsh Assembly website. http://wales.gov.uk/?lang=en

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