When you are part of a community trust, you need to elect trustees. Except for the first trustees, the election of trustees happens according to the rules in sections 371 to 373. You elect these trustees to help make decisions for your community trust.
You hold elections for trustees on the same day as the triennial general elections for territorial authorities. These elections are run under the Local Electoral Act 2001. This means you vote for your community trust trustees at the same time as you vote for your local council members.
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Except for the first trustees, the trustees of a community trust are elected in accordance with sections 371 to 373.
Elections of trustees must be held on the same days as triennial general elections of members of territorial authorities are held under the Local Electoral Act 2001.
