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Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023

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29A Appointment of commissioners by the mayor

(1) The mayor for the area of a CCA may appoint not more than 10 persons— (a) to assist the mayor in the exercise of the mayor’s general functions in relation to the areas of competence, and (b) to otherwise assist the mayor in relation to the exercise by the CCA of functions which relate to the areas of competence. (2) A person appointed under this section is referred to in this Chapter as a “commissioner”. (3) Schedule 2A makes provision about commissioners. (4) In this section and Schedule 2A “area of competence” has the meaning given by section 2 of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026.

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29A Appointment of commissioners by the mayor

(1) The mayor for the area of a CCA may appoint not more than 10 persons— (a) to assist the mayor in the exercise of the mayor’s general functions in relation to the areas of competence, and (b) to otherwise assist the mayor in relation to the exercise by the CCA of functions which relate to the areas of competence. (2) A person appointed under this section is referred to in this Chapter as a “commissioner”. (3) Schedule 2A makes provision about commissioners. (4) In this section and Schedule 2A “area of competence” has the meaning given by section 2 of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026.

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