[100E Application to committees and sub-committees]
Local Government Act 1972 (1972 c 70) | Legislation

[100E  Application to committees and sub-committees]

[(1)     Sections 100A to 100D above shall apply in relation to a committee or sub-committee of a principal council as they apply in relation to a principal council.

[(1A)     But in section 100A, subsections (5A), (7A) to (7F) and (9) do not apply to a committee which is appointed or established jointly by one or more principal councils in England and one or more principal councils in Wales, or a sub-committee of such a committee.]

(2)     In the application by virtue of this section of sections 100A to 100D above in relation to a committee or sub-committee—

(a)     section 100A(6)(a) shall be taken to have been complied with if the notice is given by

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