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Local Government Act 2000

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As published

9IB Leader to continue to hold office as councillor

(1) A person who is the executive leader of a leader and cabinet executive (England) remains a member of the council during the period that the person is the executive leader. (2) Accordingly, any enactment which provides for the person's earlier retirement as a councillor does not apply. (3) This section does not affect anything by which the executive leader may cease to be a councillor otherwise than by retirement (including disqualification or resignation).

Your change, as a redline

9IB Leader to continue to hold office as councillor

(1) A person who is the executive leader of a leader and cabinet executive (England) remains a member of the council during the period that the person is the executive leader. (2) Accordingly, any enactment which provides for the person's earlier retirement as a councillor does not apply. (3) This section does not affect anything by which the executive leader may cease to be a councillor otherwise than by retirement (including disqualification or resignation).

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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