How does the Grants Commission decide on its recommendations?
616 How does the Grants Commission decide on its recommendations?
Before making a recommendation under section 615, the Grants Commission—
must hold such hearings and make such inspections, investigations and inquiries as it thinks necessary, and
may require a council to provide any information which may, in the opinion of the Grants Commission, assist it.
A requirement to provide information may specify the form in which, the period within which and the person to whom the information is to be provided.
A council, or an association of councils, may make submissions to the Grants Commission with respect to any matter likely to affect a recommendation under section 615 concerning the council or the association.
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