23 The Commissions for Local Administration
Local Government Act 1974 (1974 c 7) | Legislation

Part III Local Government Administration

23  The Commissions for Local Administration

(1)     For the purpose of conducting investigations in accordance with this Part [and Part 3A] of this Act, there shall be—

(a)     a body of commissioners to be known as the Commission for Local Administration in England, . . .

(b)     . . .

[but [the Commission] may include persons appointed to act as advisers, not exceeding the number appointed to conduct investigations].

(2)     The Parliamentary Commissioner shall be a member of [the Commission].

[(2A)     . . .]

(3)     In the following provisions of this Part of this Act the expression “Local Commissioner” means a person, other than the Parliamentary Commissioner[. . .] [or an advisory member], who is a member of [the Commission].

[(3A)     . . .]

(4)     Appointments to the office of . . . Commissioner shall be made by Her Majesty on the recommendation of the Secretary of State . . ..

[(4A)     Subject to subsections (5) to (6), a Commissioner shall hold and vacate office in accordance

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