Council Meeting

Tuesday 08 March 2022

Council meetings are public forums where Councillors come together to meet as a Council and make decisions about important, strategic and other matters.

Council meetings are decision-making forums and only Councillors have a formal role. However, Council is committed to ensuring that any person whose rights will be directly affected by a decision of Council is entitled to communicate their views and have their interests considered before the decision is made. You can participate in the meeting either during Public Question Time or by making a submission in relation to an item to be considered at the meeting.

Watching the meeting

You are welcome to attend the meeting, or you can watch the webcast online using the link below.

Click here to watch the meeting webcast

Asking a question

This meeting will include Public Question Time, and you are able to ask up to two questions about any Council matter that is not already included in the meeting agenda. To take up this opportunity, please submit your question using the link below 24 hours before the start of the meeting (to allow us to prepare an answer) and make sure you are in attendance at the meeting to ask your question. If you cannot submit your question in advance, you can still attend and ask a question, but we may not be able to provide an answer at the meeting and will have to contact you afterward.

At the meeting, when you are invited by the Mayor to ask your question, please come forward to the microphone, state your name clearly for the record and:

  • speak for a maximum of five minutes;
  • direct your question to the Mayor;
  • refrain from making statements or engaging in debate
  • don’t raise operational matters which have not previously been raised with the Council administration;
  • don't ask questions about matter listed on the agenda for the current meeting;
  • refrain from repeating questions that have been previously asked; and
  • if asking a question on behalf of a group, explain the nature of the group and how you are able to speak on their behalf.

Once you have asked your question, please remain silent unless called upon by the Mayor to make further comment or to clarify any aspects.

Register and submit your question

Making a submission

If you wish to make a verbal submission in relation to an item being considered at the meeting, you must be in attendance at the meeting. To take up this opportunity, please register using the link below 24 hours before the start of the meeting. If you cannot register in advance, you can still come along and make submission, but we will ask you to wait until all the people who have registered have first had an opportunity to speak

At the meeting, when you are invited by the Mayor to make your submission, please come forward to the microphone, state your name clearly for the record and:

  • Speak for a maximum of five minutes;
  • direct your submission to the Mayor;
  • confine your submission to the subject under consideration;
  • avoid repetition and restating previous submitters;
  • refrain from asking questions or seeking comments from the Councillors or other submitters;
  • if speaking on behalf of a group, explain the nature of the group and how you are able to speak on their behalf.

Following your submission, Councillors will have an opportunity to ask you questions. You can decide whether or not you wish to take these questions.

Register to make a submission

Meeting agenda

The agenda for this meeting is available below.

Note - Due to an administrative error, an incorrect version of the draft Yarra Councillor Social Media Policy (Item 8.1, Attachment 2) appeared on our website from approximately 10.00am to 12.30pm on Thursday. This was an early draft prepared for discussion purposes and does not reflect the officer advice to the Council. The situation has since been rectified and Council apologises for the error.

Location

Richmond Town Hall

Date and time:
7.00pm
Tuesday 08 March 2022


Address:
333 Bridge Road Richmond