Part 3 - Responsibility for functions
Below are the responsibility for functions.
- Introduction
- Section 1 - The function of the Full Council
- Section 2 - Local choice functions
- Section 3 - Full Council functions of a regulatory nature (non-cabinet functions)
- 3.1 - Appeals committee
- 3.2 - Appointments committee
- 3.3 - Constitution committee
- 3.4 - Pensions committee
- 3.5 - Pensions board
- 3.6 - Planning Committee
- Council Regulatory Functions
- 3.7 - Safety and Licensing committee
- 3.8 - Commons and Rights of Way committee
- 3.9 - Traffic Regulation committee
- 3.10 - Audit and Governance committee
- 3.11 - Scrutiny committees
- 3.12 - Health and Wellbeing Board
- 3.13 - Gloucestershire Police and Crime Panel
- Section 4 - Responsibility for Executive functions
- Section 5 - Scheme of delegation
- Section 6 - Joint arrangements
- Section 7 - General statement of policy
The role of the Constitution Committee is primarily to keep the Constitution under review to ensure the structures and procedures that it contains continue to promote the effective and efficient administration of the Authority and open, accountable decision making.
Table 3.03: The duties of the Constitution Committee
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To oversee, review and make recommendations to full Council on changes to and the effectiveness and operation of Council bodies and the Constitution and any of its provisions. |
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To advise the full Council on the Scheme of Members’ Allowances. |
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To advertise for, interview and appoint persons as members of an Independent Remuneration Panel. |
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To make recommendations to the full Council on the making, amendment or revocation of byelaws. |
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To make recommendations to the full Council on the promotion of, or opposition to, local Bills and personal Bills. |
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To undertake and make recommendations on the Council’s functions in relation to elections. |
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To make recommendations to the full Council on the name and status of the Council’s area. |
Constitution Committee Membership
9 County Councillors.