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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 DECEMBER 2018
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 DECEMBER 2018
= Queensland
Integrity Commissioner
(3) At each meeting, the minute ious meeting must be—
(a) confirmed by the cou ommittee members present; and
(b) signed by the person p t the later meeting.
(4) Acopy of the minutes of each =
(a) must be available for inspection by the public, at a local government's public
office and onits website, within 10 days after the end of the meeting; and
(b) when the minutes have been confirmed—must be available for purchase at
the local government’s public office.
(5) — The price for purchasing the minutes must not be more than —
(a) the cost to the local government of having the copy printed and made available for
purchase; and
(b) if the copy is supplied to a purchaser by post —the cost of postage.
(6) This section does not apply to a committee which a local government has, by resolution,
exempted from the requirement to take minutes of its proceedings.
(2 =A _local government may only exempt a committee under subsection (6) if the
committee’s only function is to advise, or otherwise make a recommendation to,
the local government.
(8) Also, acommittee which has been exempted under subsection (6) must give the local
government _a_written report of its deliberations and its advice or
recommendations.
[Emphasis added]
Recording of Decisions
Section 273 of the LGR provides for recording of reasons for particular decisions as follows:
273 Recording of reasons for particular decisions
(1) This section applies if a decision made at a meeting is inconsistent with a recommendation
or advice given to the local government by an advisor of the local government and either or
both of the following apply to the decision—
(a) the decision is about entering into a contract the total value of which
is more than the greater of the following —
(i) $200,000 exclusive of GST;
(ii) 1% of the local government's net rate and utility
charges as stated in the local government's audited
financial statements included in the local
government's most recently adopted
annual report;
(b) the decision is inconsistent with—
(i) the policy or approach ordinarily followed by the local
government for the type of decision; or
(ii) a policy previously adopted by the local government
by resolution, whether or not as required by the Act,
and still in force.
Examples of decisions to which this section might apply —
° the grant of a licence, permit or approval,
however named, under an Act or local
law
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