Guidance

Your council's cabinet: going to its meetings, seeing how it works

This guide provides the public with practical information about attending meetings of a council’s executive and obtaining council documents.

From:
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Published
14 June 2013

This publication was withdrawn on

This guidance is replaced by the Open and accountable local government: plain English guide.

Applies to England

Documents

Your council's cabinet: going to its meetings, seeing how it works - a guide for local people

Ref: ISBN 9781409839040

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This guide provides the public with practical information about attending meetings of a council’s executive and obtaining council documents.

It is designed to help the public know when they can attend such meetings and what documents and information are available to them, now that there are new national rules to make councils more transparent and accountable to their local communities.

It should also help councillors and officers to comply with these rules which are based on a presumption in favour of openness.

Published 14 June 2013

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