Special Purpose Committees

Council is committed to encouraging social cohesion and the development of community identity through community participation, and provides an extensive range of initiatives and events in which the community is invited to participate. Council manages a range of Special Purpose and Joint Committees which provide an opportunity for community members to become involved in many varied issues and initiatives as community representatives.

Council’s Special Purpose Committees and Working Groups were reviewed following the September 2008 election and there are now 18 Advisory Committees and the Meals on Wheels Committee, which is a S355 Committee, and four Working Groups as well as a number of external committees on which Councillors represent the Council.

Current membership of all committees will expire in September 2012. Applications for membership of the committees will be called following the local government election on 8 September 2012.

Special Purpose Committee & Working Group Practice Notes :

Code of Conduct for Special Purpose Committees :

NOTE:  The minutes for Committees and Working Groups are not published on the website until following their confirmation at either a Planning & Strategy Committee Meeting or a Council meeting.

For information on the specific Committee, please select below: