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The meeting is convened by the mayor. It indicates the items on the agenda. It is recorded in the register of deliberations and posted or published. It is sent electronically or, if the councillors so…
…by a municipal councillor appointed by the council or, failing that, taken from the order of the roll.
…forms and within the time limits prescribed for complaints against elections to the municipal council.
The municipal council may also appoint one or more deputy mayors from among the municipal councillors. The number of these may not exceed 30% of the total number of communal councillors.
Every member of the Town Council has the right, within the scope of his or her office, to be informed of the affairs of the municipality that are the subject of deliberation.
The municipal council of a new commune may decide, by a two-thirds majority of its members, to create in one or more delegated communes a council of the delegated commune, composed of a delegated mayo…
In the event of general mobilisation, the town council deliberates validly after a single convocation when half of its non-mobilised members attend the meeting. When the town council is reduced to one…
The town council may vote, from ordinary resources, allowances to the mayor for representation expenses.
…y action against any natural or legal person whom they remunerate in any form whatsoever are unlawful..
The right of local residents to be informed of local affairs and to be consulted on decisions affecting them, which is inseparable from the free administration of local authorities, is an essential pr…
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