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Councillors’ Expenses Overseas Travel
and Facilities Official overseas travel undertaken by elected members and employees during the period is outlined in the table.
In accordance with section 250 of the LG Regulation, — P rivate and Council vehicle usage Official Overseas Travel for the period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025
the Councillors’ Expenses Reimbursement and — H ospitality
Councillor /
Provision of Facilities Policy ensures Councillors are — A dministration support and access to Council Date of Travel Destination Purpose of Travel Cost to Council ($)
Employee
provided a reasonable level of resources and facilities, office facilities
including administrative support, to carry out their — H ome office and telecommunication needs Singapore / Council of Mayors
Mayor Frank Wilkie 4 – 14 February 2025 19
Manchester / Paris Delegation*
duties in an effective and efficient manner. — S afety equipment, and
— Insurance cover.1 Total 19
Categories of expenses and eligibility for
Note: *Majority of costs covered by the Council of Mayors South East Queensland (SEQ).
reimbursement prescribed by Council’s Councillors’ The reimbursements that were made to Councillors
Expenses Reimbursement and Provision of Facilities for the period were for mandatory and discretionary
Policy for the period include: professional development, hospitality, vehicle use,
— P
— T
rofessional development & representation
(Mandatory and Discretionary)
ravel, as required to represent Council
home office and telecommunication and travel
expenses incurred whilst on Council business. Councillor Conduct
Noosa Council Annual Report 24/25
— M eals when travelling for Council business For the period, all claimed expenses were processed Chapter 5A of the LG Act outlines the requirements behaviour expected of councillors and mayors when
— A ccommodation and fell within the required limits prescribed by the Policy. for dealing with the conduct of Councillors. In carrying out their roles, responsibilities, and obligations
particular, the Act prescribes the requirements for as elected representatives of their community.
Councillor Expenses for period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025 local governments for dealing with conduct breaches,
misconduct, and corrupt conduct of Councillors to Complaints about the conduct of councillors are to
Mandatory Discretionary Use of private Home office & Hospitality ensure that: be made, or referred, to the Independent Assessor
Professional Professional vehicle – telecommuni- & Travel Total — a
ppropriate standards of conduct and for investigation and determination. The Office of
Councillor
Development Development option 1 cation Expenses ($)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)
performance are maintained, and the Independent Assessor will assess all complaints
— a
Councillor who engages in a conduct breach, received and may also initiate their own investigation
misconduct or corrupt conduct is disciplined. if they have reason to suspect a conduct breach or
Mayor Frank Wilkie 3,929 643 5,000 2,880 2,333 14,785
Councillor misconduct.
Cr Brian Stockwell Councillors’ conduct is governed by the Code of
0 0 5,000 2,880 25 7,905
(Deputy Mayor) Conduct for Councillors in Queensland, approved The following table discloses matters relating to the
by the Queensland Government on 22 February conduct of Councillors that were raised during the
Cr Amelia Lorentson 3,173 2,446 5,000 2,880 0 13,499
2024, which sets out the principles and standards of financial year.
Cr Karen Finzel 5,527 2,155 5,000 2,880 11 15,573
Conduct of Councillors for the period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025
Cr Tom Wegener 0 975 5,000 2,880 0 8,855
Councillor Conduct Response
Cr Nicola Wilson 0 3,091 5,000 2,880 101 11,072
Cr Jessica Phillips 0 2,233 5,000 2,880 0 10,113 Orders made under section 150I(2) of the LG Act Nil
Note: Amounts exclude GST and are rounded to the nearest dollar Orders made under section 150IA(2)(b) of the LG Act Nil
1
ouncillors are covered under relevant Council insurance policies while on Council business, including for public liability, professional indemnity,
C Orders made under section 150AH(1) of the LG Act Nil
Councillors liability and personal accident, and domestic and overseas travel.
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