Part 2Local democracy and devolution
Chapter 1Combined county authorities
Constitution of CCAs
I113Regulations about members
1
The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about—
a
constituent members of a CCA;
b
the mayor for the area of a CCA in the mayor’s capacity as a member of the CCA;
c
nominating bodies of a CCA;
d
non-constituent members of a CCA;
e
associate members of a CCA.
2
The provision that may be made by regulations under subsection (1) includes, in particular, provision about—
a
the cases in which a decision of a CCA requires a majority, or a particular kind of majority, of the votes of members of a particular kind;
b
the process for the designation of a nominating body or the removal of such a designation;
c
the number of nominating bodies that may be designated by a CCA;
d
the number of non-constituent members that may be appointed by a nominating body of a CCA;
e
the appointment, disqualification, resignation or removal of a non-constituent member;
f
the appointment of a substitute member to act in place of a non-constituent member;
g
the maximum number of non-constituent members of a CCA;
h
the making by a nominating body of a CCA of payments towards the costs of the CCA;
i
the things which may or may not be done by, or in relation to, a non-constituent member;
j
the appointment, disqualification, resignation or removal of an associate member;
k
the appointment of a substitute member to act in place of an associate member;
l
the maximum number of associate members of a CCA;
m
the things which may or may not be done by, or in relation to, an associate member.
3
Regulations under subsection (1) may confer a discretion on a CCA to determine any matter.
4
In this section “constituent member”, in relation to a CCA, means a member of the CCA (other than any mayor for the area of the CCA) appointed by a constituent council.