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11. (1) Whether or not the local body for an unorganized territory supports a restructuring proposal shall be determined by a majority vote at a meeting called in accordance with the procedure in subsection (3).  O. Reg. 216/96, s. 11 (1). (2) A person is eligible to vote at the meeting if the person would have been entitled to be an elector at an election in the unorganized territory under section 17 of the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 had the unorganized territory been a local municipality.  O. Reg. 205/03, s. 6. (3) The following is the procedure for a meeting to determine if the local body for an unorganized territory supports a proposal: 1. A person who is eligible to vote may call a meeting. 2. The meeting must be held in the unorganized territory or in an adjacent local municipality. 3. To call a meeting the person must give at least 14 days notice of the meeting, i. by publication in a newspaper that, in the opinion of the person, is of general circulation throughout the unorganized territory, or ii. if the person is of the opinion that there is no such newspaper, by any other means which, in the opinion of the person, will give the persons who are eligible to vote adequate notice of the meeting. 4. The notice of the meeting must set out, i. the purpose of the meeting, ii. where and when the meeting will be held, iii. a description of who may vote at the meeting, iv. where and when a copy of the restructuring proposal is available for inspection as required under paragraph 5. 5. The person calling a meeting shall ensure that a copy of the restructuring proposal is available for inspection within the unorganized territory or an adjacent local municipality at a place and at times that, in the opinion of the person, are reasonable. 6. The meeting shall be chaired by a person who is eligible to vote elected by the persons attending the meeting who are eligible to vote. 7. The chair of the meeting shall conduct a vote by the persons who attend the meeting to determine if the restructuring proposal is supported. The chair may determine how to conduct the vote. The chair shall record the results of the vote and the number of votes cast supporting the proposal and the number of votes cast not supporting the proposal. 8. If the only person attending the meeting is the person who called the meeting, i. that person shall record whether he or she supported or opposed the proposal, and ii. the procedures set out in paragraphs 6 and 7 do not apply to that meeting. O. Reg. 216/96, s. 11 (3), O. Reg. 639/00, s. 1. (4) If more than one meeting is held before a restructuring proposal is submitted to the Minister and the results conflict, the decision of the local body is the decision of the meeting at which the most votes were cast. O. Reg. 216/96, s. 11 (4). (5) For the purposes of subsection (4), the votes cast include votes that either support or do not support the proposal but do not include spoiled ballots.  O. Reg. 216/96, s. 11 (5).  Français