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HCC Standing Orders 3 August 2004 Issue No. 2 16 (ii) a majority or members if the number of members (including vacancies) is odd. The committee may appoint and remove its own Chairperson or Deputy Chairperson. For the purposes of a public body that is not a local authority, these provisions apply to the extent that they are not inconsistent with the law applicable to committees of the public body. [clause 30(9) and (10), schedule 7, LGA 2002] Standing Orders at Joint Committee meetings 9.4 At meetings of joint committees, in the case of a conflict of standing orders between local authorities, the New Zealand Standard Standing Orders NZS9202:2003 (or any superseding version) will apply. 10. PROCEEDINGS NOT INVALIDATED BY VACANCIES OR IRREGULARITIES Proceedings not invalidated by vacancies or irregularities 10.1 No act or proceedings of a local authority or committee or of any person acting as a member of the local authority or committee are invalidated by any vacancy in the membership of the local authority or committee at the time of that act or proceeding, or the subsequent discovery of some defect in the election or appointment of the person acting, or that he or she was or is incapable of being a member. [clause 29, schedule 7, LGA 2002] 11. GENERAL PROVISIONS AS TO MEETINGS Meetings to be held 11.1 The local authority must hold the meetings that are necessary for the good government of its district. [clause 19(1), schedule 7, LGA 2002] Calling, public notification, and conduct of meetings 11.2 Every meeting of the local authority is to be called, publicly notified, and conducted in accordance with schedule 7 of the LGA 2002, Part VII of LGOIMA and the standing orders adopted by the authority. [clause 19(3), schedule 7 LGA 2002] Right to attend meetings 11.3 Every member of a local authority or of any committee of a local authority, unless lawfully excluded, has the right to attend any meeting of the local authority or committee. [clause 19(2), schedule 7, LGA 2002] Notices to member of meetings 11.4 The Chief Executive shall give notice in writing to each of the members of the time and place appointed from time to time for the holding of each ordinary meeting already scheduled and any extraordinary meetings. The fact that the meeting has been publicly notified is not deemed to be notice
HCC Standing Orders 3 August 2004 Issue No. 2 17 to members. [clause 19, schedule 7, LGA 2002] Order paper to be sent to members Meetings not invalid because notice not received 11.5 In the case of each meeting to which standing order 11.1 applies, an order paper detailing the business to be brought before that meeting together with relevant attachments shall be sent to every member not less than two clear working days before the day appointed for the meeting. 11.6 No meeting of a local authority is invalid because: (a) Notice of that meeting was not received; or (b) Was not received in due time, by any member of the local authority unless it is proved that the person responsible for giving notice of the meeting acted in bad faith or without reasonable care and the member concerned did not attend the meeting. Any member of a local authority may waive any requirement regarding the giving of notice of a meeting to that member. [clause 20, schedule 7, LGA 2002] 12. NOTIFICATION OF MEETINGS TO MEMBERS Period for notice in writing 12.1 The Chief Executive must give notice in writing to each member of the time and place of a meeting: (a) not less than 14 days before the meeting; or (b) if the local authority has adopted a schedule of meetings, not less than 14 days before the first meeting on the schedule. [clause 19(5), schedule 7, LGA 2002] Schedule of Meetings 12.2 If a local authority adopts a schedule of meetings: (a) the schedule: (i) (ii) may cover any future period that the local authority considers appropriate; and may be amended; and (b) notification of the schedule or of any amendment to that schedule constitutes a notification of every meeting on the schedule or amendment. [clause 19(6), schedule 7, LGA 2002] Cancellation of scheduled meetings 12.3 If it is necessary to cancel a scheduled meeting, all reasonable effort will be taken to notify elected members and the public as soon as is practicable.
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