At the beginning of each of its meetings, the Town Council appoints one or more of its members to act as secretary.
It may add to this secretary or these secretaries auxiliaries, taken from outside its members, who attend the meetings but do not take part in the deliberations.
The minutes of each meeting, drawn up by the secretary or secretaries, are closed at the beginning of the following meeting, and signed by the mayor and the secretary or secretaries.
The minutes of each meeting, drawn up by the secretary or secretaries, are closed at the beginning of the following meeting, and signed by the mayor and the secretary or secretaries.
The minutes of each meeting, drawn up by the secretary or secretaries, are closed at the beginning of the following meeting, and signed by the mayor and the secretary or secretaries.
It contains the date and time of the meeting, the names of the Chairman, the members of the Town Council present or represented and the secretary or secretaries of the meeting, the quorum, the agenda for the meeting, the resolutions adopted and the reports on the basis of which they were adopted, requests for a special ballot, the results of the ballots specifying, in the case of public ballots, the names of the voters and the direction of their vote, and the substance of the discussions during the meeting.
In the week following the meeting, the Mayor and the secretary or secretaries of the meeting must sign the minutes of the meeting.
In the week following the sitting at which they were adopted, the minutes are published permanently and free of charge in electronic form on the municipality’s website, where one exists, and a paper copy is made available to the public.
The original copy of the minutes, together with any supporting documents, is made available to the public free of charge on the municipality’s website.
The original copy of the minutes, whether drawn up on paper or in digital form, is kept under conditions that ensure its durability.