A CCA may designate a body other than a constituent council as a nominating body for the purposes of this Chapter.

A nominating body may be designated under subsection (1) only if the body consents to the designation.

A nominating body of a CCA may nominate a representative of the body for appointment by the CCA as a member (a “non-constituent member”).

The non-constituent members of a CCA are to be non-voting members of that authority unless the voting members resolve otherwise.

A resolution under subsection (4) does not permit non-constituent members to vote on a decision whether the CCA should consent to the making of regulations under this Chapter.