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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 NOVEMBER 2020
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 NOVEMBER 2020
18. Consideration of Committee Reports
18.1 If, ina report of a Committee, distinct recommendations are made, the decision of the Council
may be taken separately on each recommendation.
18.2 Arecommendation of a Committee, or portion thereof, may be amended by the Council in any
manner it may think fit.
18.3 A recommendation of a Committee adopted by the Council is a resolution of the local
government.
19. Public Question Time
19.1 Council may provide for a public question time at Ordinary meetings which shall be conducted
in accordance with Council’s Public Question Time Guidelines.
19.2 The Public Question Time Guidelines must be adopted by Council resolution and set out the
purpose, format, obligations and requirements for the conduct of public question time.
19.3 Public question time does not apply to Committee or Special meetings of Council.
20. Non-member Participation in Meeting
20.1 The Chairperson may allow a non-member to participate in the discussion of a particular item
of business before the Council on conditions decided by the Council.
21. Agenda and Order of Business for Special Meetings
21.1 The Chief Executive Officer must ensure that each statutory notice of a Special meeting
includes an agenda listing the items to be discussed at that Special meeting.
21.2 The agenda must include items that have been specified on the Special meeting notice.
21.3 Before proceeding with the business of the meeting, the person presiding at the meeting may
undertake any acknowledgements and/or greetings deemed appropriate by the Chairperson.
21.4 Unless otherwise altered, the order of business shall be as follows:
a) Declaration of Opening;
b) Attendance and Apologies;
Cc) Officers’ Reports;
d) Confidential matters (if applicable);
e) Meeting Closure.
21.5 Business not specified on the Special meeting notice shall not be considered.
22. Prescribed Conflict of Interest
Councillors are ultimately responsible for informing of any prescribed conflict of interest on matters
to be discussed at a Council or Standing Committee meeting (other than ordinary business matters).
When dealing with a prescribed conflict of interest, Councillors must abide by the following
procedures:
22.1 A Councillor who has notified the Chief Executive Officer of a prescribed conflict of interest in
a matter to be discussed in a Council meeting must also give notice during the meeting.
22.2 A Councillor who first becomes aware of a prescribed conflict of interest in a matter during a
Council meeting must immediately inform the meeting of the conflict of the interest.
Standing Orders for Council Meetings Page 9
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