1) Eight members form a quorum for any meeting of the Council or a permanent committee provided that at least two members of each party are present.
2) The quorum for any other committee must be determined by the relevant establishing authority.
3) Despite subitems (1) and (2), if the convenors of the parties in the Council or any committee so agree, a smaller number may constitute a quorum for an urgent meeting of the Council or that committee, as the case may be.
4) If a quorum is not Present at a meeting, the meeting must be postponed to- a date, time and place determined by the chairperson. The members present at the subsequent meeting form a quorum for that meeting.