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Policy
| Policy ID: | PS264 | Policy: | Hold the local authority responsible for library standards |
| Category: | Society | SubCategory: | Communities and Local Government |
Description and Support Documents
Corresponding Key Policy
Employment and Society
Council tax to be used to improve towns and cities, not to pay for critical services
Corresponding Charter Article
C9. Democracy
Everyone has the right to peaceful protest with due recognition and respect for the rights and freedoms of others. Government should be in service not in power and is tasked with empowering the people.
Amendments
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