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The Local Authorities (Allowances for Members of County and County Borough Councils and National Park Authorities) (Wales) Regulations 2002
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Basic allowances
7.—(1) A scheme made under this Part shall provide for the payment for each year to which the scheme relates of an allowance (“basic allowance”) to each member of the authority who is a councillor and the amount of such allowance shall be the same for each such member.
(2) The scheme shall provide that, where the term of office of a member begins or ends otherwise than at the beginning or end of a year, the entitlement of that member shall be to payment of such proportion of the basic allowance as the number of days during which the member’s term of office as a councillor subsists during that year bears to the number of days in that year.
(3) Where a scheme is amended as mentioned in paragraph (2) of regulation 6 and the term of office of a member who is a councillor does not subsist throughout the whole of a period mentioned in sub-paragraph (a)(i) or (ii) of that paragraph, the scheme shall provide that the entitlement of any such member under this regulation shall be to payment of such proportion of the basic allowance referable to each such period as the number of days during which the member’s term of office as a councillor subsists in that period bears to the number of days in the period.
(4) A scheme made under this Part shall provide that no more than one basic allowance shall be payable to a member of an authority.
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