The Cornwall Harbours Harbour Revision Order 2023
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11 Disqualification or removal of Board members
(1) If the Board is satisfied that a member of the Board— (a) appointed under article 7(1)(a) ceases to be a member of the Council or becomes suspended or disqualified from the Council; (b) appointed under article 7(1)(b) becomes bankrupt; (c) appointed under article 7(1)(b) is incapacitated by physical or mental illness from discharging their duties as a member of the Board and the Board does not consider there is merit from the Board exercising its powers under paragraph (2) and as set out in Schedule 2 (provisions applying to the Board); (d) has been absent from any meeting of the Board for six consecutive months or more than three meetings in any 12 month period without the permission of the Board; (e) has been removed in accordance with the Council’s constitution, that member shall be disqualified from being a member of the Board. (2) If the Board is satisfied that any member of the Board— (a) has acted in a manner which has seriously impeded or prejudiced the Board in the performance of its functions; (b) has failed to declare an interest or to comply with the standards of behaviour required for members of the Board; (c) has acted in a manner which may bring the Board into disrepute or which is inappropriate having regard to the functions of the Board; (d) is otherwise unable, unwilling or unfit to discharge adequately their duties as a member of the Board, the Council may, or the Board may by resolution request the Council in writing to, remove a member appointed under article 7(1) and on removal of the member treat the vacancy as a casual vacancy.
11 Disqualification or removal of Board members
(1) If the Board is satisfied that a member of the Board— (a) appointed under article 7(1)(a) ceases to be a member of the Council or becomes suspended or disqualified from the Council; (b) appointed under article 7(1)(b) becomes bankrupt; (c) appointed under article 7(1)(b) is incapacitated by physical or mental illness from discharging their duties as a member of the Board and the Board does not consider there is merit from the Board exercising its powers under paragraph (2) and as set out in Schedule 2 (provisions applying to the Board); (d) has been absent from any meeting of the Board for six consecutive months or more than three meetings in any 12 month period without the permission of the Board; (e) has been removed in accordance with the Council’s constitution, that member shall be disqualified from being a member of the Board. (2) If the Board is satisfied that any member of the Board— (a) has acted in a manner which has seriously impeded or prejudiced the Board in the performance of its functions; (b) has failed to declare an interest or to comply with the standards of behaviour required for members of the Board; (c) has acted in a manner which may bring the Board into disrepute or which is inappropriate having regard to the functions of the Board; (d) is otherwise unable, unwilling or unfit to discharge adequately their duties as a member of the Board, the Council may, or the Board may by resolution request the Council in writing to, remove a member appointed under article 7(1) and on removal of the member treat the vacancy as a casual vacancy.
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