Local Government Reform - Councillor Representation Review
Have your say about your Councillor Representation
The City has resolved to undertake a review of its Councillor representation to comply with reforms to the Local Government Act 1995 that will strengthen democracy and increase community engagement. The City is inviting the community to take part in the review.
The purpose of the review is to assess the number of Councillor positions that are appropriate for the City, within the limits of representation as set by the Local Government Reform Proposals. The 91视频 Council comprises 12 Councillors and a directly elected Mayor.
A discussion paper regarding the review of representation and the new requirements is available here
Map of 91视频 Local Government Boundary here
Further information on the reforms is available on the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries website at
How to have your say...
There are a number of ways members of the community can make a written submission about any aspect of representation review. As well as commenting on any aspects covered within the discussion paper, members of the community may suggest any other option they wish the Council to consider in this regard. Council will consider all submissions received within the consultation period prior to making a final decision in relation to this matter.
1. Complete the online submission form
2. Complete a hard copy submission form in person at the City Civic Centre and Mullewa District Office (addresses in table below). Download a copy here
3. Prepare your own written submission (include your full name, address and contact details) and submit using any of the following three options:
a. Email to: council@cgg.wa.gov.au
b. Mail to: 91视频 PO Box 101 GERALDTON WA 6531
c. Drop off in person at the following locations:
91视频 Civic Centre 63 Cathedral Avenue GERALDTON WA 6530 |
Mullewa District Office Cnr Thomas and Padbury Street MULLEWA WA 6630 |
All submissions must be received by 4pm on 18 January 2023
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