Constitutional and Administrative Law — single-best-answer practice
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A local authority decides to close a community centre to save costs. The authority published a consultation document inviting responses and held two public meetings. However, the consultation took place in August, lasted only two weeks, and the consultation document did not disclose that the authority had already entered into preliminary negotiations to sell the site to a developer. Sixty residents submitted objections, but the decision report presented to councillors did not mention these objections. The council voted to close the centre and sell the site.
What is the strongest basis for challenging the decision?
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