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2023-03-07 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 MARCH 2023
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 MARCH 2023
COUNCIL POLICY - COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
PRINCIPLES
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Council recognises the full spectrum of community engagement from informing, consulting, involving
and collaborating, to empowering.
Council uses different community engagement techniques and communication methods depending
on the issue or project, its goals, its particular circumstance and the affected-audiensestseekste
engagelevel of influence the community have on decision-making.
Council’s community engagement approach is underpinned by the International Association for
Public Participation (IAP2) and outlined in our Community Engagement Framework and Practice
Guidelines. These documents are designed as internal documents to guide staff on how Council
plan, design and manage community engagement.
PRINCIPLES
Council has a commitment to community engagement that is governed by the principles outlined in
the Community Engagement Framework, described below:
WR. Inclusive - Council encourages involvement from _a_ wide cross-section of the community,
respecting diversity of opinion, using engagement processes that are accessible and inclusive.
2 Transparent — Quality engagement involves trust which can be fostered through transparency.
The engagement processes and the levels of community influence will be clearly articulated.
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