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Racing Act 1999

61URelevant controlling body may appoint agent

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61U Relevant controlling body may appoint agent A relevant controlling body may appoint another relevant controlling body as its agent for— (a) the collection of a charge payable under this part; and (b) any other matter provided for in this part.

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