30 Area committees: membership etc
Local Government (Wales) Act 1994 (1994 c 19) | Legislation

30  Area committees: membership etc

(1)     This section applies where an area committee has been established by a council in accordance with an approved decentralisation scheme.

(2)     The provisions of the 1972 Act with respect to arrangements for the discharge of functions by committees of local authorities and sub-committees, and the appointment of such committees and sub-committees, shall be subject to this section and section 31.

(3)     Every person who is a member of the council for an electoral division which falls within the area for which the committee is established shall be entitled to be appointed to the committee at his request.

(4)     The committee may appoint additional persons, including members of the council who are not entitled to membership of the committee under subsection

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