Combined Counties and Joint County Councils
For most local government purposes the counties of Kinross and Perth, and of Nairn and Moray were to be combined. The counties were to continue to exist, with individual county councils being elected, but they were to form a joint county council. The joint council was, however, permitted to delegate functions to either of the individual county councils.
Read more about this topic: Local Government (Scotland) Act 1929
Famous quotes containing the words combined, joint, county and/or councils:
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—Roger Brown (b. 1925)
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