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1. www.darranvalleycommunitycouncil.org.uk › publicPublic Participation at Community Council Meetings. Outline ...

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   A question raised by a member of the public during a public speaking session shall not require a response and there should be no debate or discussion between the Council and the public. A brief record of topics raised at public participation will be included in the minutes of that meeting.

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2. www.sheffield.gov.uk › your-city-council › fullFull Council meetings: public questions, statements and ...

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   All statements will be published online the working day before the relevant meeting and circulated to all Members of the Council. Statements can be read out at the relevant meeting and there is...

3. www.pkc.gov.uk › media › 52065Good Practice Guidance for Community Councils and local ...

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   Jan 3, 2024 · When representing members of the community on a particular interest, a community councillor must check out the facts of the situation before taking matters to the Community Council.

4. www.sheffield.gov.uk › your-city-council › committeeCommittee meetings: public questions, statements and petitions

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   All questions and statements must be sent by email to publicquestions@sheffield.gov.uk by the submission deadlines. If you do not meet these deadlines, your question or statement will be...

5. jurassicparliament.com › guidelines-public-comment50 Guidelines for Public Comment in Local Government

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   Mar 27, 2018 · This new publication offers 50 guidelines for public comment, and includes a sample public comment announcement. It is an update from our 2018 guidelines. These guidelines refer to ordinary business and work or study meetings of councils, boards and committees.

6. www.local.gov.uk › councillors-guide-handlingCouncillors' guide to handling harassment, abuse and intimidation

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   The aim of this Guide is to provide councillors and councils with practical steps they can follow to decrease the likelihood of experiencing harassment, abuse and intimidation and give them some...

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   How do community councillors respond to comments left?

   • Always respond to comments left when the person gives contact details. Regularly report comments at full Community Council meetings. If possible, deliver flyers or leaflets door to door. This is also an excellent way for community councillors to get to know their constituents, and vice versa.

   Good Practice Guidance for Community Councils and local authorities

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   Should councillors be put under pressure to respond to comments?

   • Neither Councillors nor the Clerk should be put under pressure to respond immediately to comments made under public participation. Members of the public do not have a right to force items onto the Council agenda nor to insist on how matters are recorded in the minutes.

   Public Participation at Community Council Meetings. Outline Guidance

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   What questions can I ask at a full council meeting?

   • At every Full Council meeting (except at the Annual Meeting and at Extraordinary Meetings) there is an opportunity for members of the public to ask questions about Council business and submit a petition under the agenda item Public Questions and Petitions. A period of up to one hour is allocated for all questions, statements and petitions.

   Full Council meetings: public questions, statements and petitions

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   When should a community council hold a public meeting?

   • Hold public meetings (in the true sense – all meetings of Community Councils are by law open to the public) whenever there is an issue of suficient local importance. Monitor the attendance in terms of whether it representatively reflects the community – age, sex, area of residence, overall numbers and so on.

   Good Practice Guidance for Community Councils and local authorities

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   Do community councils have a time for public participation?

   • However, as part of its community engagement, Community Councils can set out a time for public participation at an agreed time when members of the public are invited to speak. Members of the public should not be involved in the decision-making of the Council.

   Public Participation at Community Council Meetings. Outline Guidance

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   Who should contact if a councillor is worried?

   • Councillors who feel anxious, worried or seeing their daily routines adversely affected should speak with their local GP. We are aware that support available to councillors may vary from council to council across the four nations.

   Councillors' guide to handling harassment, abuse and intimidation

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8. www.anthonycollins.com › insights › ebriefingsLocal authorities – How to lawfully investigate and take ...

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   May 23, 2018 · The High Court Ruling in R (Harvey) v Ledbury Town Council [2018] EWHC1151 (Admin) has clarified how a council should deal with complaints against a councillor, and has implications for Town and Parish Councils throughout England.