SCHEDULE 4 [The Commission]
Local Government Act 1974 (1974 c 7) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 4 [The Commission]

Section 23

Disqualifications

1

(1)     A person shall be disqualified for being appointed as, or for being, a Local Commissioner if—

(a)     he is disqualified for being elected, or being, a member of [any authority to which Part 3 of this Act applies]; or

(b)     he is a member of any of those authorities . . ..

(2)     A Local Commissioner shall not at any time conduct a case arising in an area if it is wholly or partly within an area for which one of those authorities is responsible and, within the five years ending at that time, the Local Commissioner[—

(a)     has been a member of that authority,

(b)     has taken action on behalf of that authority in the exercise of any of their functions, or

(c)     has taken action which, by virtue of an enactment, is treated as having been taken by that authority in the exercise of any of their functions].

[(2A)     A Local Commissioner shall not conduct a case which involves an adult social care provider if the Local Commissioner

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