Kensington and Chelsea Council constitution
The Kensington and Chelsea Council's Constitution committee discussed the framework for governance and decision-making in May 2026.
The Kensington and Chelsea Council's Constitution committee met in May 2026 to discuss and potentially amend the Council's constitution, which outlines its governance, decision-making processes, and conduct. This indicates an ongoing review of the rules and principles governing the Council's operations.
Previously, in July 2025, the Kensington and Chelsea Council approved several changes to its constitution. These amendments, recommended by the Administration Committee in June 2025, clarified procedures for petitions, questions to lead members, and the delegation of the Chief Executive's duties.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea Council approved constitution changes on 16 July 2025. Source
- Changes included updates to petition procedures and Chief Executive's delegation. Source
- The Administration Committee recommended these amendments on 16 June 2025. Source
- Standing Order 10, governing petition presentation, was clarified. Source
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