[9KC Resolution of local authority]
Local Government Act 2000 (2000 c 22) | Legislation

[9KC  Resolution of local authority]

[(1)     A resolution of a local authority is required in order for the authority to make a change in governance arrangements.

(2)     As soon as practicable after passing such a resolution a local authority must—

(a)     secure that copies of a document setting out the provisions of the arrangements that are to have effect following the resolution are available at its principal office for inspection by members of the public, and

(b)     publish in one or more newspapers circulating in its area a notice which—

(i)     states that the authority has resolved to make a change in its governance arrangements,

(ii)     states the date on which the change is to have effect,

(iii)     describes the main features of the change,

(iv)     states that copies of a document setting out the provisions of the arrangements that are to have effect following the resolution are available at the

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