Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Licensing trusts, community trusts, and other matters - Licensing trusts - Amalgamation of licensing trusts

342: Meeting to discuss amalgamation proposal

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"Asking for a public meeting to discuss joining licensing trusts together"

If you are an elector of a licensing trust, you can ask for a public meeting to talk about a proposal to amalgamate trusts. You must do this in writing to the trust within 20 working days of a notice being published under section 341. You are not alone in asking for a meeting, as 50 or more electors must also request it. If 50 or more electors ask for a meeting, the trust must hold a public meeting within 20 working days of getting enough requests. The trust will then organise a public meeting for you and other electors to discuss the proposal.

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Part 3Licensing trusts, community trusts, and other matters
Licensing trusts: Amalgamation of licensing trusts

342Meeting to discuss amalgamation proposal

  1. The electors of the trusts concerned may, within 20 working days of publication of a notice under section 341, by written notice to the trust of which they are individually electors request that trust to hold a public meeting to discuss the amalgamation proposal.

  2. If 50 or more electors request a meeting, the trust must hold a public meeting within 20 working days after it receives the required number of requests.

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