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2022-07-12 - S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Governance Framework Report
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The diagram[9] below provides an overview of the role of Councillors within local
government and outlines how they may exercise their powers and responsibilities in
an appropriate way to provide value to the community in the short and long-term. It
also highlights the importance of balance between the future-orientated
performance roles of elected members, such as setting strategy and policy, and the
past and present focused compliance roles of monitoring performance and
accountability.
Compliance Role Performance Role
Past/Present Focus Future Focus
Source: Australian Institute of Company Directors
Furthermore, the Mayor and elected members do not become involved in the day -
to-day management and operational functions of Council. This includes making any
form of representation on behalf of Council or Noosa Shire, unless they are
specifically authorised by Council to do so.
Additionally, elected members have no direct authority over employees with respect
to the way in which they perform their duties. Equally, Council’s management
cannot establish or pursue strategies and policies that have not been endorsed by
Council.
[9] Professor Robert Tricker, Key ideas and basic models, available:
http://www.bobtricker.co.uk/key-ideas.html
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