Part 2: Local Democracy and Devolution Constitution of CCAs Section 14: Review of CCA’s constitutional arrangements Effect
This section allows the review of an individual CCA’s locally agreed constitution where the regulations made for that CCA under s.10(1) enable that CCA to make provisions about its constitution.
	Subsections (1) and (2) provides that a review of a CCA’s constitutional provisions may be undertaken if regulations under section 10 creating the CCA’s constitutional arrangements enable the CCA to make constitutional arrangements and if an appropriate person within the meaning of subsection (7) proposes the review and the CCA agrees to the review being undertaken. Subsection (4) states that this agreement needs to be reached at a meeting of the CCA by a simple majority of the voting members present at the meeting.
	Subsection (3) provides that the person undertaking the review may propose changes to the CCA’s constitutional provisions.
	Subsections (5) provides that, for a mayoral CCA, a vote under subsection (2)(b) to carry out a review need not require the mayor to be in favour of it but a vote under subsection (3) on proposed changes must include the mayor in the majority.
	Subsection (6) provides that a substitute member can vote in the place of a CCA’s member where it is provided for in that CCA’s regulations on constitutional arrangements or in any constitutional provision of that CCA, but non-constituent and associate members cannot vote on a review.