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FURTHER REPORT - NOOSA DESTINATION STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL DRAFT TERMS OF REFERENCE (REQUESTED AT GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING DATED 6 OCTOBER 2026) · Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Destination Stewardship Council Terms of Reference (TOR) - REVISED
11.3 Meeting Expectations
Members of the NDSC:
• Attend meetings in person. Proxy delegates and attendance via
technology are permitted for organisational representatives with
prior notice.
• Members attend meetings fully prepared, having considered all
agenda materials, undertaken appropriate internal consultation
(where appropriate), and obtained the necessary approvals and
authority to contribute to deliberations and vote on matters
requiring a decision.
• Actively progress agreed actions through their sphere of
influence, expertise, and professional networks.
• Champion and advocate for agreed outcomes and decisions
within their respective organisations and networks.
11.4 Recommendations to Noosa Council
• Recommendations of the NDSC will be determined on a
consensus basis wherever possible.
• Where consensus cannot be reached, differing views and
dissenting opinions will be documented and communicated
through appropriate governance and reporting mechanisms.
• Deliberations and discussions of the NDSC will remain
confidential to support open, frank, and constructive dialogue.
• Recommendations, agreed actions and progress updates will be
communicated publicly through approved governance and
reporting mechanisms.
11.5 Member Conduct
Members of NDSC are expected to:
• Act respectfully, professionally and in good faith.
• Contribute constructively to discussions and actively consider
differing perspectives and evidence.
• Focus on the long-term interests of Noosa and the delivery of
sustainable destination outcomes.
• Uphold the integrity of Council, the NDSC, and their decision-
making processes in all external communications.
11.6 Quorum
• A quorum requires 50% + 1 of members including the Chair.
12. Subgroups 12.1 NDSC Subgroups
The Chair, in agreement with NDSC members may:
• Establish specific skills or knowledge-based subgroups to
progress DMP priorities, subject to a clear scope of work and
timeframes to deliver outcomes.
• Participants in the sub-group will have expert knowledge or
specialist background on the subject matter.
Additional, independent subject matter experts, thought leaders and
community representatives with significant local knowledge and
intelligence, may be invited to join the sub-group or advise the NDSC
where specialised advice or background information is required.
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