45 Provisions with respect to referendums

Provisions with respect to referendums

45  Provisions with respect to referendums

[(1)     A local [authority] may not hold more than one referendum in any period of five years.]

(2)     If the result of a referendum held by virtue of regulations or an order made under any provision of this Part is to approve the proposals to which the referendum relates, the local authority concerned must implement those proposals in accordance with any provision made by the regulations or order.

(3)     If the result of a referendum held by virtue of regulations or an order made under any provision of this Part is to reject the proposals to which the referendum relates, the local authority concerned may not implement those proposals but must instead comply with any provision made by the regulations or order.

(4)     The persons entitled to vote in a referendum held by a local authority are those who on the day of the referendum—

(a)     would be entitled to vote as electors at an election of councillors for an electoral area which is situated within the authority's

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