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Chapter 11: How Decisions are Made
These documents set out where Officers have delegated powers to take Executive Decisions. However, the following must always be followed in respect of officer decisions:
Officers may not take Key Decisions unless there has been a specific delegation by the Executive.
Non-Executive Decision Making by Officers
Chapter 13 of this part of the constitution sets out the Council’s Non-Executive Functions and any delegations to officers for those functions. Where decisions have been delegated to officers the following must be followed:
Chapter 13: Detailed Responsibility for Council Functions List
Most Council business is classified as ‘Executive’. Non-Executive functions derive from specific legislation and cannot be the responsibility of the Executive. The Council is required to set out where there are delegations of Council functions to Committees and officers. Where the delegation is to be exercised by a Committee/Officer, the matters reserved to the Committee are specified in the relevant Committee’s functions and terms of reference set out in Part E of this constitution.
2. Power to assign officers in relation to requisitions of the registration officer.
11. Power to pay expenses properly incurred by electoral registration officers.
2. Power to authorise officers
40. Power to appoint officers for particular purposes (appointment of "proper officers").
Chapter 14: Detailed Local Choice Functions and Local Act Functions
This Section includes functions which the Council can choose to set as Executive or Non-Executive Functions. The Council is required to set out where there are delegations of Council functions to Committees and officers. Where the delegation is to be exercised by a Committee/Officer, the matters reserved to the Committee are specified in the relevant Committee’s functions and terms of reference set out in Part E of this constitution.