Membership
Interested to be more involved in the development of our new recreation plan?
Take a look at the information listed within the terms and if you're still up for it - complete the form so you can be considered as a member of the community reference group (the group).
Terms
Purpose
The purpose of the community reference group (the group) is to provide ongoing reference and representation of the community throughout the development of the recreation plan 2017-2021.
Objectives
- Provide information to Council on how they or their group currently uses our facilities and open space for formal and informal recreation activities.
- Provide advice on future trends and recreation needs.
- Provide ideas and thoughts on the recreation plan vision, objectives and goals.
- Respond to and provide advice on the draft recreation plan 2017-2021.
- Respectfully listen to the thoughts and ideas presented among the group.
Group composition and management
The group will be made of representatives from a broad range of recreational and sporting interests within Banyule.
- Group chair: a current councillor (to be appointed).
- Correspondence management: project contact, Lucia Brennan.
- Meetings facilitated by: various staff.
Duration of appointment
The group will remain in place throughout the development of the recreation plan, approximately 8 months.
- Commencement month: February 2017
- Approximate conclusion month: October 2017
Member responsibilities
In order to fulfil the group objectives, members are expected to:
- Provide current and accurate information.
- Attend meetings
- Approximately 3 meetings during the development of the plan.
- Each meeting is expected to run for approximately 2 hours.
- Consider Banyule in its entirety and also the broader community, when providing comment and feedback.
We are committed to providing a safe workplace for our employees, councillors and volunteers. Members of the group must:
- Adhere to the Equal Opportunity Act 2010;
- Refrain from discriminating, harassing or bullying other people and using offensive language in their capacity as a member of the group;
- Adhere to the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004;
- Have regard to the principles of health and safety; and
- Contribute to the notion of a healthy and safe workplace.
Reporting procedure
The group is not a formal committee but rather a group established to assist with the collection and sharing of information and ideas to inform the recreation plan 2017-2021.
The information gathered will assist with the development the recreation plan to be presented to Council for consideration.
Our staff and/or appointed consultant(s) will record and publish meeting minutes.