Ealing Council Constitution
Ealing Council is currently reviewing and potentially amending various chapters of its constitution, which sets out its operational rules.
The Ealing Constitution Committee discussed reviewing and potentially amending various chapters of the Ealing Council Constitution in April 2026, covering its structure, operational rules, and the roles and responsibilities of its members and officers.
This follows a comprehensive review undertaken in July 2025, when the Constitution Committee discussed updates to the council's ethical framework, financial regulations, contract rules, officer employment rules, and members' allowances. These updates aimed to ensure the constitution, which outlines how the council operates and makes decisions, remains efficient, transparent, and accountable.
No further meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the Ealing Council Constitution. The Monitoring Officer is to monitor and review the operation of the constitution to ensure its aims and principles are given full effect.
Key facts
- Ealing Council's Constitution Committee met on 16 July 2025 to discuss updates to ethical governance, financial regulations, contract rules, officer employment rules, and members' allowances. Source 1 Source 2 Source 3
- The Monitoring Officer will monitor and review the operation of the constitution. Source
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