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Code of Conduct adopted
The local government act that would reflect the standards and commitment of the council.
Bass Coast Shire Council adopted the Councillor Code of Conduct at its Council Meeting held on Wednesday, 17 February. The Local Government Act 2020 requires councils to review and adopt a Councillor Code of Conduct within four months of the general election. This was developed with input and feedback from Councillors and reflects the requirements of the Act and the Local Government (Integrity and Compliance) Regulations.
Mayor, Cr Brett Tessari and Cr Leticia Laing are reminding our community that there's still time to have your say on our Community Engagement Policy 2021
The Councillor Code of Conduct is an important document reflecting the standards that Councillors must uphold and a commitment to the way they will work together on behalf of the community. Please visit the Council’s website to learn more about council operation policies.
Pictures from Bass Coast Shire Council Facebook page.
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