The Constitution
The Constitution sets out how the County Council works and how it
makes decisions - the current version may be found at the above
link.
The County Council is responsible for a wide range of services. It
must provide some of these services by law; others are
discretionary.
The County Council's role is to deliver services to the people of
Hampshire (and sometimes beyond) in an open, transparent and
cost-effective way; acting in the best interests of Hampshire and
its members of the public as a whole
The Members’ Allowances Scheme is part of the
Constitution and both the current Scheme and archive data from
previous years may be found at Part IV, Appendix E via the above
link.
For a paper copy of all or part of the County Council’s
Constitution, or in an alternative format (e.g. Braille, audio or
large print), email Governance Support