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11.20 Disruption by the public

(a) Disruption by an individual

If a member of the public is disrupting the meeting, the lord mayor will warn them. If they carry on disrupting the meeting, the lord mayor can halt the meeting until they leave.

(b) Clearing part of the meeting room

If there is a general disturbance in a part of a meeting room open to the public, the lord mayor can have the area cleared.



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