Alterations to proposed by-law

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If a council decides to alter a by-law it proposes to make–

it may do so by absolute majority; and does not need to give public notice unless the alteration substantially changes the purpose, or the effect on the public, of the proposed by-law.

This Act’s bill:Explanatory notes Second reading speech

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