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Localism Bill: Creating executive mayors in the 12 largest English cities - Impact Assessment
| Published | 31 January 2011 |
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| Status | Final |
| Type(s) | Impact assessments |
| Site | Local government |
| ISBN | 9781409827658 |
| Price | Free |
Summary
This document assesses the impact of providing that the existing leaders of the 12 specified English cities will automatically converted into 'shadow' mayors from a date specified by Order made by the Secretary of State. A referendum will then be held in May 2012 in each of the 12 cities in which local people will be able to vote on whether they want a mayor for their city. Should local people vote for a mayor in the referendum, the election of the city's first mayor will be held in May 2013. However, if local people vote against having a mayor in the referendum then the council will return to the leader and cabinet executive model.
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