Kent County Council members vote to approve updates to the council’s constitution, according to the reports. The change follows a vote held on Thursday. The reporting says the updated arrangements remove the requirement for meetings to end with the national anthem, a practice that had been in place under the previous constitutional wording. The changes are linked to the current council leadership, described as Reform-led in the available account. The sources indicate the decision is made through the council’s formal constitutional review process and that the update is adopted after the vote of council members. No additional details are provided in the supplied material about the specific wording of the amendments, the voting numbers, or whether other meeting procedures are altered. The information presented focuses on the constitutional update and the resulting end-of-meeting protocol change regarding the national anthem.