46 Duty to hold elections for certain positions
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (1992 c 52) | Legislation

Chapter IV
Elections for Certain Positions

Duty to hold elections

46  Duty to hold elections for certain positions

(1)     A trade union shall secure—

(a)     that every person who holds a position in the union to which this Chapter applies does so by virtue of having been elected to it at an election satisfying the requirements of this Chapter, and

(b)     that no person continues to hold such a position for more than five years without being re-elected at such an election.

(2)     The positions to which this Chapter applies (subject as mentioned below) are—

(a)     member of the executive,

(b)     any position by virtue of which a person is a member of the executive,

(c)     president, and

(d)     general secretary. . ..

(3)     In this Chapter “member of the executive” includes any person who, under the

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