Part I Principal Councils
Local Government Act 1972 (1972 c 70) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 12 Meetings and Proceedings of Local Authorities

Section 99

Part I Principal Councils

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(1)     A principal council shall in every year hold an annual meeting.

(2)     The annual meeting of a principal council . . . shall be held—

(a)     in a year of ordinary elections of councillors to the council, on the eighth day after the day of retirement of councillors or such other day within the twenty-one days immediately following the day of retirement as the council may fix;

°Ú(²¹²¹)ÌýÌýÌýÌý in a year of an election for the return of an elected mayor to the council, which is not a year of ordinary elections of councillors to the council, on the eighth day after the day of retirement of an elected mayor or such other day within the twenty-one days immediately following the day of retirement as the council may fix;]

(b)     in any other year, on such day in the month of March, April or May as the council may fix.

(3)     . . .

(4)     An annual meeting of a principal council shall be held at such hour as the council may fix, or if no hour is so fixed at twelve noon.

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