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Whangerai | 17:11 Tue 24th Nov 2009 | Civil
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What rights does a member of the public have to inspect an English Parish Council's books and accounts?
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An annual return has to be published by law, so there shouldn't be an issue asking to see this. Ask the Parish Clerk. However that will typically be a statement of income and expenditure, broken down into main elements of each.
That isn't the same thing as the 'books' from which the annual return is based. I can't see that there is an obligation to allow viwing of that.
08:03 Wed 25th Nov 2009
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