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116 Information about consideration of reports etc.
(1) Where it is proposed to hold a meeting under section 115 above the authority’s proper officer shall as soon as is reasonably practicable notify its auditor of the date, time and place of the proposed meeting.
(1A) Where it is proposed to hold a meeting under section 115B above—
(a) where the authority has a mayor and cabinet executive, the elected mayor;
(b) where the authority has a leader and cabinet executive, the executive leader; or
(c) where the authority has a mayor and council manager executive, the council manager,
shall as soon as is reasonably practicable notify, or instruct the authority’s proper officer to notify, the authority’s auditor of the date, time and place of the proposed meeting.
(2) As soon as is reasonably practicable after a meeting is held under section 115 above the authority’s proper officer shall notify its auditor of any decision made at the meeting.
(2A) As soon as is reasonably practicable after a meeting is held under section 115B above—
(a) where the authority has a mayor and cabinet executive, the elected mayor;
(b) where the authority has a leader; or
(c) where the authority has a mayor and council manager executive, the council manager,
shall notify, or instruct the authority’s proper officer to notify, the authority’s auditor of any decision made at the meeting.
(2A) As soon as is reasonably practicable after a meeting is held under section 115B above—
(a) where the authority has a mayor and cabinet executive, the elected mayor;
(b) where the authority has a leader and cabinet executive, the executive leader; or
(c) where the authority has a mayor and council manager executive, the council manager,
shall notify, or instruct the authority’s proper officer to notify, the authority’s auditor of any decision made at the meeting.
(2B) In the case of an elected local policing body, the chief finance officer of that body must notify the body's auditor of any decisions taken by the body in accordance with section 115.
(2BA) In the case of a section 4A fire and rescue authority, the chief finance officer of that authority must notify the authority’s auditor of any decisions taken by the authority in accordance with section 115.
(2C) In the case of a chief officer of police, the chief officer of police's chief finance officer must notify that chief officer of police's auditor of any decisions taken by the chief officer of police in accordance with section 115.
(3) For the purposes of this section an authority’s proper officer is the person to whom the authority has for the time being assigned responsibility to notify its auditor under this section.
(4) For the purposes of this section an authority’s auditor is the person who for the time being has the duty to audit its accounts.
Your change, as a redline
116 Information about consideration of reports etc.
(1) Where it is proposed to hold a meeting under section 115 above the authority’s proper officer shall as soon as is reasonably practicable notify its auditor of the date, time and place of the proposed meeting.
(1A) Where it is proposed to hold a meeting under section 115B above—
(a) where the authority has a mayor and cabinet executive, the elected mayor;
(b) where the authority has a leader and cabinet executive, the executive leader; or
(c) where the authority has a mayor and council manager executive, the council manager,
shall as soon as is reasonably practicable notify, or instruct the authority’s proper officer to notify, the authority’s auditor of the date, time and place of the proposed meeting.
(2) As soon as is reasonably practicable after a meeting is held under section 115 above the authority’s proper officer shall notify its auditor of any decision made at the meeting.
(2A) As soon as is reasonably practicable after a meeting is held under section 115B above—
(a) where the authority has a mayor and cabinet executive, the elected mayor;
(b) where the authority has a leader; or
(c) where the authority has a mayor and council manager executive, the council manager,
shall notify, or instruct the authority’s proper officer to notify, the authority’s auditor of any decision made at the meeting.
(2A) As soon as is reasonably practicable after a meeting is held under section 115B above—
(a) where the authority has a mayor and cabinet executive, the elected mayor;
(b) where the authority has a leader and cabinet executive, the executive leader; or
(c) where the authority has a mayor and council manager executive, the council manager,
shall notify, or instruct the authority’s proper officer to notify, the authority’s auditor of any decision made at the meeting.
(2B) In the case of an elected local policing body, the chief finance officer of that body must notify the body's auditor of any decisions taken by the body in accordance with section 115.
(2BA) In the case of a section 4A fire and rescue authority, the chief finance officer of that authority must notify the authority’s auditor of any decisions taken by the authority in accordance with section 115.
(2C) In the case of a chief officer of police, the chief officer of police's chief finance officer must notify that chief officer of police's auditor of any decisions taken by the chief officer of police in accordance with section 115.
(3) For the purposes of this section an authority’s proper officer is the person to whom the authority has for the time being assigned responsibility to notify its auditor under this section.
(4) For the purposes of this section an authority’s auditor is the person who for the time being has the duty to audit its accounts.
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