Community Consultative Bodies

Overview

Community Consultative Bodies (CCBs) are resident representative groups that:

  • Are endorsed by Council as the representative group for residents and ratepayers in a given area
  • Have geographic boundaries covering an area with a common interest

CCBs have the general support and confidence of the local community to:

  • Disperse information
  • Promote and facilitate discussion
  • Communicate shared and collective views of the community to Council

Guidelines for the Conduct of Community Consultative Bodies - Review

The operation of CCBs is governed by the now-called Community Consultative Bodies Policy.

Council is reviewing this policy so that it is relevant, effective and reflects the current operating environment.

The Draft Policy is available for viewing. Please provide your feedback by uploading a submission through the Feedback Form on the Community Consultative Bodies Policy Review Get Involved web page or through the Documents on Public Exhibition web page by 5 pm Monday, 3 April 2023.

CCB Meetings with Council

Council meets with CCBs twice a year to discuss strategic issues. Representatives from all CCBs are invited to attend.

In addition, throughout the year the Mayor, Councillors and senior Council staff go on Councillor Familiarisation Tours. These tours visit individual CCBs in their communities to share information and discus important local topics.

 

CCB executive meeting notes

 

Current CCB groups

Burrill Lake Community Association

Southern Area CCB

Hyams Beach Villagers Association

Central Area 2 CCB
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Guidelines for the Conduct of Community Consultative Bodies

The Guidelines for the Conduct of Community Consultative Bodies (CCB Guidelines) outline how to apply to become a CCB, administration processes and Council’s conduct requirements.

Council is reviewing this policy so that it is relevant, effective and reflects the current operating environment.

The Draft Policy is available for viewing. Please provide your feedback by uploading a submission through the Feedback Form on the Community Consultative Bodies Policy Review Get Involved web page or through the Documents on Public Exhibition web page.