Worthing Borough Council

• 11 March 2010
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Governance & Audit Committee (was Gen.Purposes)

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Within this section you will find available the agendas and minutes of the meetings of the Governance and Audit Committee throughout the year.

Select from the navigation upcoming meetings that are listed by date, previous meetings are archived by year.

For upcoming meetings, please see the Meetings Schedule pages.

What Does This Committee Do?

This committee is responsible for the following:

 Members’ allowances, election of the civic Mayor and Deputy Major, appointments and nominations to outside bodies, Standing Orders, the allocation of seats on committees and sub-committees and the submission of pilot schemes for local government elections.

Who Sits On This Committee?

• Councillor Ann Barlow
• Councillor Michael Donin
• Councillor Reg Green (Vice-Chairman)
• Councillor Paul High (Chairman)
• Councillor John Livermore
• Councillor Roger Oakley
• Councillor Alan Rice
• Councillor Kevin Skepper
• Councillor Bob Smytherman

Substitute Members

• None
  

Further Information

The following pages on this website are related to this committee:

This Committee was formerly known as the General Purposes Committee.

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