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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2014
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2014
Standing Orders for meetings of Noosa Shire Council 2014
15 Committee reports
(1) If, in a report of a committee, distinct recommendations are made, the decision of
the local government may be taken separately on each recommendation.
(2) A recommendation of a committee, or portion thereof, may be amended by the local
govemment in any manner it may think fit, or may be referred back to the committee
for further consideration.
(3) A recommendation of a committee adopted by the local government is a resolution
of the local govemment.
16 Notified motion
(1) A member may bring forward to a meeting a motion on any matter within the
jurisdiction or official cognisance of the local govemment by giving notice in writing,
in the approved form, to the Chief Executive Officer at least seven days before the
meeting.
(2) The Chairperson shall rule out of order a motion which does not comply with section
16 (1) of these Standing Orders.
(3) Notified motions shall be dated and recorded by the Chief Executive Officer as
received.
(4) Where a member who has given notice of a motion is absent or declines to move the
motion, the motion may be —
(a) moved by another member, or
(b) deferred to the next meeting.
(5) Where the notified motion is not moved or deferred, it shall not again be
reintroduced without a subsequent notice of motion duly given as provided in section
16 (1).
17 Petitions
(1) A member may present a petition where the petition seeks to be presented to the
whole of Council, is legible, the purpose of the petition is on the top of each page,
contains a minimum of 10 signatories and is worded in considerate language.
(2) On presentation of a petition to the local goverment the only motion which may be
moved is that:
(a) The petition not be received, or
(b) The petition be received and referred to the Chief Executive Officer to determine
appropriate action, or
(c) The petition be received and referred to the Chief Executive Officer or a
statutory committee for consideration and report back to the local government.
(3) No debate on a petition shall be allowed except the member presenting the petition
may speak to the petition for a period of not more than one minute.
18 Presentations
The Chairperson may allow the local govemment to receive or provide
acknowledgements, certificates, awards, appreciation from the community.
The Chairperson may allow the local govemment to receive presentations from Council
staff or other persons or entities.
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