Please note that, although it is listed with
the committee meetings and agendas, this heading is not a committee
of the Council but a list of the publication dates of the
Council’s Constitution.
Surrey
County Council has a Constitution that sets out how the council conducts its business, how
decisions are made and the procedures to be followed to make sure
that these are efficient, transparent and accountable to local
people. Some of these processes are required by the law, while
others are a matter for the council to determine itself.
The Constitution is divided into a number of articles,
which set out the basic rules governing the council's
business.
The
Constitution is updated at meetings of full Council to ensure that
it reflects changes in legislation and stays relevant to local
needs. The dates of these updates are listed at the top of this
page.
The
latest version of the Council’s Constitution can be viewed
and downloaded by selecting the latest date of publication from the
list above.