sec.25BConstitution of joint local governments

### sec.25B Constitution of joint local governments Before establishing a joint local government, the proposed component local governments must reach agreement about the constitution of the joint local government. The constitution of a joint local government is a document setting out the following— the name of the joint local government; the responsibilities to be transferred to the joint local government from its component local governments; the boundaries of the joint local government area; the number of members of the joint local government to which each component local government is entitled; the process for appointing members; the proportion of the cost of the operations of the joint local government that must be contributed by each of its component local governments; the recovery of the cost of the operations of the joint local government; another matter— for which it is necessary or convenient to provide for the joint local government’s establishment or operation; but for which this Act does not make provision or adequate provision. The boundaries of a joint local government area may not be beyond the boundaries of its component local governments. Only a councillor of a component local government may be a member of a joint local government. The members of a joint local government are not entitled to any additional remuneration or allowances for being members of the joint local government. s 25B ins 2012 No. 33 s 80 (sec.25B-ssec.1) Before establishing a joint local government, the proposed component local governments must reach agreement about the constitution of the joint local government. (sec.25B-ssec.2) The constitution of a joint local government is a document setting out the following— the name of the joint local government; the responsibilities to be transferred to the joint local government from its component local governments; the boundaries of the joint local government area; the number of members of the joint local government to which each component local government is entitled; the process for appointing members; the proportion of the cost of the operations of the joint local government that must be contributed by each of its component local governments; the recovery of the cost of the operations of the joint local government; another matter— for which it is necessary or convenient to provide for the joint local government’s establishment or operation; but for which this Act does not make provision or adequate provision. (sec.25B-ssec.3) The boundaries of a joint local government area may not be beyond the boundaries of its component local governments. (sec.25B-ssec.4) Only a councillor of a component local government may be a member of a joint local government. (sec.25B-ssec.5) The members of a joint local government are not entitled to any additional remuneration or allowances for being members of the joint local government. - (a) the name of the joint local government; - (b) the responsibilities to be transferred to the joint local government from its component local governments; - (c) the boundaries of the joint local government area; - (d) the number of members of the joint local government to which each component local government is entitled; - (e) the process for appointing members; - (f) the proportion of the cost of the operations of the joint local government that must be contributed by each of its component local governments; - (g) the recovery of the cost of the operations of the joint local government; - (h) another matter— (i) for which it is necessary or convenient to provide for the joint local government’s establishment or operation; but (ii) for which this Act does not make provision or adequate provision. - (i) for which it is necessary or convenient to provide for the joint local government’s establishment or operation; but - (ii) for which this Act does not make provision or adequate provision. - (i) for which it is necessary or convenient to provide for the joint local government’s establishment or operation; but - (ii) for which this Act does not make provision or adequate provision.