In 2012, the traditional functions of the Provost were controversially divided by the creation of a new executive role of "leader of the city".[1] On 13 August 2012, Ian Brown was the first person to be appointed to work alongside the provost as leader of the city.[2]
^Highland News web-site (13 August 2012), Row as new Inverness Provost is elected; accessed on 26 September 2012
^Highland Council news release (13 August 2012), Election of new Leader and Provost of Inverness Archived 4 September 2012 at the Wayback Machine; web-site accessed on 26 September 2012
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