PART 2COMMUNITY PLANNING
9Localities: comparison of outcomes
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Each community planning partnership must, for the purposes of this Part, divide the area of the local authority into smaller areas.
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The smaller areas mentioned in subsection (1) (“localities”) must be of such type or description as may be specified by the Scottish Ministers by regulations.
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Having carried out the duty under subsection (1), the community planning partnership must identify each locality in which persons residing there experience significantly poorer outcomes which result from socio-economic disadvantage than—
a
those experienced by persons residing in other localities within the area of the local authority, or
b
those experienced generally by persons residing in Scotland.
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In carrying out the duty under subsection (3), a community planning partnership must take account of the needs and circumstances of persons residing in the area of the local authority.
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Regulations under subsection (2) may specify areas of a type or description subject to any conditions specified in the regulations.
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The Scottish Ministers may by regulations specify that localities within the area of a local authority must each be of the same type or description as may be specified in regulations under subsection (2).
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In this section, references to the area of a local authority mean, in relation to a community planning partnership, the area of the local authority for which the partnership is carrying out community planning.