The Court of Appeal went on to consider what factors would be relevant in identifying whether a body was performing a public function and mentioned the following:'The fact that a body is performing an activity which otherwise a public body would be under a duty to perform cannot mean that such performance is necessarily a public function. A public body, in order to perform its public duties, can use the services of a private body.'
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