Governance
Moreton Bay Regional Council seeks to understand the needs of its communities and strives to exceed expectations in meeting those needs. Council's role in providing services can be broken into broad categories - community assets, community services, regulatory services, planning and development services, financial management and operational services.
General and Committee meetings are open and members of the public are welcome to attend to observe proceedings.
Local Laws that apply across the Moreton Bay region commenced on 5 August 2011. They supercede those local and subordinate laws of the Caboolture Shire, Pine Rivers Shire and Redcliffe City Councils, all of which have now been repealed.
A Policy is a statement of strategic intent. It provides Council with a structured framework for consistent and transparent decision-making and actions.
Provides details of Council operations, documents available through administrative access and the legal framework within which Council operates.
A key aspect of democratic governance is the responsible handling of personal information and Moreton Bay Regional Council (Council) is strongly committed to protecting the individual’s right to privacy and protecting your personal information.
Pursuant to the Right to Information Act a person has the right to access information held by Council not available via Councils Publication Scheme.
The Ombudsman investigates complaints about the actions and decisions of state and local government agencies or their staff.
A petition is a formal request used to lobby a law-making body such as local government. It may request an amendment to general law or the review of an administrative decision.
Council has established a policy and framework for dealing with and resolving administrative action complaints.
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