Role

Head of Governance & Mayoralty

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Kensington and Chelsea Council clarified petition procedures, specifying the Head of Governance & Mayoralty's role in receiving documents.

In July 2025, Kensington and Chelsea Council approved constitutional changes that clarified the Head of Governance & Mayoralty's role in petition procedures. The amendments, recommended by the Administration Committee in June 2025, specify that councillors presenting petitions must submit the full document to this senior position, which is responsible for governance and mayoral functions.

These changes to Standing Order 10 were part of broader updates to the council's constitution, aiming to improve efficiency and clarify procedures for various council functions. No further discussions or decisions regarding the Head of Governance & Mayoralty role have been reported since July 2025, and no upcoming meetings are scheduled to address this topic.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council approved constitutional changes on 16 July 2025. Source
  2. New petition procedures require councillors to submit full documents to the Head of Governance & Mayoralty. Source
  3. The Administration Committee recommended the constitutional amendments on 16 June 2025. Source
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