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9.—(1) Before the end of each year the county strategy group shall prepare a community safety agreement for that year.
(2) The community safety agreement shall be based on the strategic assessments for that year prepared by the strategy groups for the areas in the county area.
(3) The community safety agreement shall identify—
(a)the ways in which the responsible authorities in the county area might more effectively implement the priorities set out in these strategic assessments through coordinated or joint working; and
(b)how the responsible authorities in the county area might otherwise reduce crime and disorder or combat substance misuse through coordinated or joint working.
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