Part IV Community Councils
Local Government Act 1972 (1972 c 70) | Legislation

Part IV Community Councils

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

(2)     In a year which is a year of ordinary elections of community councillors, the annual meeting of a community council shall be held on, or within fourteen days after, the day on which the councillors elected at that election take office, and in any other year the annual meeting shall be held on such day in May as the community council may determine.

(3)     The annual meeting of a community council shall be held at such hour as the council may fix or, if no hour is so fixed, 6 o'clock in the evening.

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(1)     A community council may in every year hold, in addition to the annual meeting, such other meetings as the council may determine to hold for the transaction of their business.

(2)     Any of those other meetings shall be held at such hour and on such day as the council may determine.

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(1)     An extraordinary meeting of a community council may be called at any time by the chairman of the council.

(2)     If the chairman refuses to call an extraordinary meeting

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