Section 94, The Local Government Act, 2004

(1) A local council may, where it considers that a localcustom or tradition impedes or acts as an obstacle to the development of the locality or obstructs the local council in the performance of its functions, consult the relevant traditional authority for the purpose of resolving the matter. (2) Where the matter has been resolved to the satisfaction of the local council and the traditional authority, the council may, if it thinks necessary make bye-laws altering or modifying such local custom or tradition. (3) Where the matter is not resolved, the aggrieved party may appeal to the Ministry. PART XIII–WARD COMMITTEES