Examples of Principal Councils in a sentence
If a matter raised is one for Principal Councils or other authorities, the person making representations will be informed of the appropriate contact details.
Principal Councils (county, unitary and district) have the added incentive in that there is the local government ombudsman service who have the statutory remit to investigate complaints and the power to issue public reports where it is deemed appropriate.
Policy Panel Members were advised that Charters would provide: - Enhanced roles for Parish Councils - Improved working relationships between Local and Principal Councils - Better Community Planning - Written rights and responsibilities for all partners.
Notwithstanding the provisions of the Local Authorities (Executive Arrangements) (Access to Information) (England) Regulations 2000, or any statutory modification or re-enactment thereof, the rights of the public to agendas, reports, background papers, meetings and the minutes of meetings of the Joint Committee shall be not less than that prescribed for meetings of Principal Councils by Sections 100A to E of the Local Government Act 1972 (as amended).
This sub group will represent the financial interests of Principal Councils classified as Predominantly Rural and those Significantly Rural authorities which stand to gain by the Group’s financial representations.
Community Safety & Policing The nine workstreams may not suit all Local Councils, or even all Principal Councils.
The Principal Councils have consulted and agreed the arrangements with the Local Councils for the appointment of representative(s) to their Standards Committees, details are available from the Principal Councils concerned.
This Charter is signed by the Leaders and Chief Executives of the Principal Councils and by the Chairman and Chief Executive of the Northamptonshire County Association of Local Councils (Northants CALC) on behalf of Local Councils.
This subgroup will represent the financial interests of Principal Councils classified as Predominantly Rural and those Significantly Rural authorities which stand to gain by the Group’s financial representations.
Local councils will undertake, where practicable, to disseminate to parishioners urgent information from Principal Councils for example, the last minute cancellation of refuse collection or emergency planning warnings.