b'(c)may themselves make charges for admission to any entertainment given or dance or exhibition of arts or crafts held by them and for any refreshment or programmes supplied thereat. The provision does not authorise the authority to contravene any covenant or condition subject to which a gift or lease of a public park or pleasure ground has been accepted or made and the section does not obviate the need for a licence to be procured for the public performance of a stage play or film, boxing or wrestling entertainment or for public music or dancing or for the sale of alcohol. Other charging powers under the 1972 Act include section 100B (7) which enables a council to charge postage or other necessary charges for the transmission for the benefit of any newspaper of: (a)a copy of the agenda for a meeting of a principal council and . a copy of each of the reports for the meeting; (b)such further statements or particulars, if any, as are necessary to indicate the nature of the items included in the agenda; and (c)if the proper officer thinks fit in the case of any item, copies of any other documents supplied to members of the council in connection with the item. Also, section 100H refers to documents which are directed to be open to inspection and provides (at subs (2)) that where a document is open to inspection by virtue of this section a person may (subject to the copyright laws): (a)make copies of, or extracts from, the document; (b)require the person having custody of the document to supply him a photographic copy of, or of extracts from, the document, upon payment of such reasonable fee as may be required for the facility. See Chapter 6 for more information about this important statute. The Local Authorities (Goods and Services) Act 1970 enables a local authority and any public body (as defined) to enter into an agreement for the following authorised purposes: (a)the supply by the authority to the body of any goods or materials [the local authority is also empowered to purchase and store the goods and materials]; (b)the provision by the authority for the body of any administrative, professional or technical services; (c)the use by the body of any vehicle, plant or apparatus belonging to the authority and, without prejudice to para (b) above, the placing at the disposal of the body of the services of any person employed in connection with the vehicle or other property in question; (d)the carrying out by the authority of works of maintenance [including minor renewals, minor improvements and minor extensions] in connection with land and buildings for the maintenance of which the body is responsible. 102'