Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009
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113ZC Relevant consenting authorities in relation to orders under section 107
(1) The “relevant consenting authorities” in relation to an order under section 107 to dissolve or abolish a combined authority means— (a) a majority of the relevant councils; (b) if the combined authority that is to be abolished is a mayoral combined authority, the mayor of that authority. (2) The “relevant councils” for the purposes of this section are— (a) a county council whose area, or part of whose area, is within the area of the combined authority; (b) a unitary district council whose area is within the area of the combined authority.
113ZC Relevant consenting authorities in relation to orders under section 107
(1) The “relevant consenting authorities” in relation to an order under section 107 to dissolve or abolish a combined authority means— (a) a majority of the relevant councils; (b) if the combined authority that is to be abolished is a mayoral combined authority, the mayor of that authority. (2) The “relevant councils” for the purposes of this section are— (a) a county council whose area, or part of whose area, is within the area of the combined authority; (b) a unitary district council whose area is within the area of the combined authority.
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