56 Review of electoral arrangements
Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 (2009 c 20) | Legislation

Local Government Boundary Commission for England: functions relating to electoral change

56  Review of electoral arrangements

(1)     The Local Government Boundary Commission for England must from time to time—

(a)     conduct a review of the area of each principal council, and

(b)     recommend whether a change should be made to the electoral arrangements for that area.

(2)     The Local Government Boundary Commission for England may at any time—

(a)     conduct a review of all or any part of the area of a principal council, and

(b)     recommend whether a change should be made to the electoral arrangements for the area of the principal council.

(3)

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