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If a joint management agreement is made, you need to know that any decisions made under this agreement are treated as decisions made by the territorial authority. This means the decisions have legal effect, just like the territorial authority made them. You can think of it as the territorial authority making the decision, even if it was made as part of the joint management agreement.
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A decision made under a joint management agreement has legal effect as the decision of the territorial authority.
