TIME is running out for Leigh, Atherton and Tyldesley residents and businesses to have a say in the way Wigan Council carries out its regulatory and enforcement role.
The council wants suggestions from the public about how it regulates and enforces legislation covering such responsibilities as health and safety at work, food safety, licensing, planning, education, social service and trading standards.
But all comments must be in by January 31.
Cllr David Molyneux, Wigan Council's cabinet member for regulation said: "The council is responsible for enforcing whole rafts of legislation and we aim to be fair and open in the way we do this.
"The policy should be especially of interest to local businesses, although members of the public may also find it helpful. We therefore welcome any positive suggestions on how we go about our business."
Council chiefs have already sent out over a thousand draft copies of its Enforcement Policy Advice Leaflet.
A copy of the draft policy is also available on-line in the 'What's New' section at www.wiganmbc.gov.uk.
For a copy telephone Kate Carrier on 01942 827111.
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