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The lead petitioner\nThis is the person initiating this petition and who the Council will be in direct contact with. The lead petitioner can then keep those who signed the petition informed.  The lead petitioner must reside in the Borough.\n3. Securing sufficient signatories to your paper petition\nTo be a valid paper petition that the Council will formally consider, a minimum of 20 names, full addresses and signatures must be given of people who live in the London Borough of Hillingdon are required (please note that for Borough-wide issue, the petition must have at least 100 valid signatories).\n4. Sending us your completed petition\n5. What happens next?\nWe will acknowledge receipt of the petition within 5 working days to the lead petitioner and explain how it will be taken forward. If the petition relates to a live planning or licensing application, the lead petitioner will be informed about their right to speak on the application when it formally comes before the relevant Committee for decision.\nFor those signing ...\nOn receipt of a petition, the Council will process your name and address solely for the purpose of considering it as part of the Council’s Petition Scheme and our public democratic process for Councillors and Council officers to respond to the issue(s) raised in your petition and hear your views. 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