Reports to the local authority where the key decision procedure is not followed
18.—(1) Where an executive decision has been made and—
(a)was not treated as being a key decision; and
(b)a relevant overview and scrutiny committee are of the opinion that the decision should have been treated as a key decision,
that overview and scrutiny committee may require the executive which is responsible for the decision to submit a report to the relevant local authority within such reasonable period as the committee may specify.
(2) A report under paragraph (1) must include details of—
(a)the decision and the reasons for the decision;
(b)the decision maker by which the decision was made; and
(c)if the executive of the relevant local authority are of the opinion that the decision was not a key decision, the reasons for that opinion.