The Territorial Council shall, by its deliberations, regulate the affairs of the collectivity.
It shall decide on all matters on which it is called upon to deliberate by laws and regulations and, generally, on all matters of interest to the collectivity which are referred to it.
It shall give its opinion on all matters on which it is consulted by virtue of laws and regulations or which are referred to it by ministers, on proposed changes to the territorial boundaries of communes and on the designation of their chief town.
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