Certain circumstances do not invalidate council decisions
374 Certain circumstances do not invalidate council decisions
Proceedings at a meeting of a council or a council committee are not invalidated because of—
a vacancy in a civic office, or
a failure to give notice of the meeting to any councillor or committee member, or
any defect in the election or appointment of a councillor or committee member, or
a failure of a councillor or a committee member to disclose a pecuniary interest, or to refrain from the consideration or discussion of, or vote on, the relevant matter, at a council or committee meeting in accordance with the council’s code of conduct, or
a failure to comply with the code of meeting practice.
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