The Surrey (Structural Changes) Order 2026
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Change 1
15 Implementation Team
(1) Not later than 21 days after the coming into force of this Order, the East Surrey Joint Committee and the West Surrey Joint Committee must form a single team of officers (“the Implementation Team”) for the purpose of assisting— (a) the relevant Joint Committee in the discharge of its functions under this Part; and (b) if, after the dissolution of the relevant Joint Committee, the relevant shadow authority so requires, that shadow authority. (2) The members of the Implementation Team must include officers from the county council, and from each of the East Surrey councils and each of the West Surrey councils. (3) The leader of the Implementation Team must be the person who is for the time being the Chief Executive of the county council. (4) The deputy leaders of the Implementation Team are to be an officer of one of the East Surrey councils and an officer of one of the West Surrey councils. (5) The county council and each of the East Surrey councils and each of the West Surrey councils must— (a) co-operate in the formation of the Implementation Team, and (b) release the officers concerned from their normal duties at such times or for such periods as the relevant Joint Committee or the relevant shadow authority may reasonably require. (6) In this article— “the relevant Joint Committee” means— as regards the East Surrey councils, the East Surrey Joint Committee; as regards the West Surrey councils, the West Surrey Joint Committee; “the relevant shadow authority” means— as regards the East Surrey councils, the East Surrey shadow authority; as regards the West Surrey councils, the West Surrey shadow authority.
15 Implementation Team
(1) Not later than 21 days after the coming into force of this Order, the East Surrey Joint Committee and the West Surrey Joint Committee must form a single team of officers (“the Implementation Team”) for the purpose of assisting— (a) the relevant Joint Committee in the discharge of its functions under this Part; and (b) if, after the dissolution of the relevant Joint Committee, the relevant shadow authority so requires, that shadow authority. (2) The members of the Implementation Team must include officers from the county council, and from each of the East Surrey councils and each of the West Surrey councils. (3) The leader of the Implementation Team must be the person who is for the time being the Chief Executive of the county council. (4) The deputy leaders of the Implementation Team are to be an officer of one of the East Surrey councils and an officer of one of the West Surrey councils. (5) The county council and each of the East Surrey councils and each of the West Surrey councils must— (a) co-operate in the formation of the Implementation Team, and (b) release the officers concerned from their normal duties at such times or for such periods as the relevant Joint Committee or the relevant shadow authority may reasonably require. (6) In this article— “the relevant Joint Committee” means— as regards the East Surrey councils, the East Surrey Joint Committee; as regards the West Surrey councils, the West Surrey Joint Committee; “the relevant shadow authority” means— as regards the East Surrey councils, the East Surrey shadow authority; as regards the West Surrey councils, the West Surrey shadow authority.
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