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SourceS.I. 2001/3540 (W.)

The Local Government Elections (Wales) Order 2001 (S.I. 2001/3540 (W.))

SI Β· In force Β· Made 29 October 2001 Β· 2 articles

The National Assembly for Wales, may, under section 87 of the Local Government Act 2000, make provision which changes the years in which the ordinary elections of councillors of any specified local authority are to be held (without changing the prevailing scheme for the election of such councillors).

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art 1Name, commencement, application and interpretationOpen β†—
(1) The name of this Order is the Local Government Elections (Wales) Order 2001 and it shall come into force on 15th November 2001. (2) This Order applies to county, county borough and community councils in Wales. (3) In this Order β€” β€œthe 1972 Act ” (β€œ Deddf 1972 ”) means the Local Government Act 1972 .
art 2Postponement of ordinary electionsOpen β†—
(1) In section 26 of the 1972 Act (election of councillors of principal councils), for β€œ1995” in each place substitute β€œ2004”. (2) In section 35 of the 1972 Act (community councillors), for β€œ1995” substitute β€œ2004”. (3) The term of office of existing councillors under section 26(2) or section 35(2) is accordingly extended by one year.

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