Community Consultative Bodies, known as CCB's, are resident groups that:
- Are endorsed by Council as the representative group for a given area
- Have geographic boundaries covering an area with a common interest
- Have the general support and confidence of the local community to:
- disseminate information
- facilitate discussion
- communicate collective views of the community to Council
- Are representative of the residents and ratepayers within the area.
CCB meetings with Council
Council meets with the CCBs twice a year to discuss strategic issues. Representatives from all CCB,s are invited to attend the meetings.
Prior to 2012 Council met with the CCB's twice a year. One meeting early in the year is to discuss strategic issues (referred to as the Executives meeting). The second group of meetings involved each of the four area groups and deals with issues relating to their specific area.
View the
notes from the meetings.
How to become a CCB
Instructions on applying to become a CCB are included in the
CCB Guidelines (PDF 775kb).
Current recognised CCBs
Further details, including contact information, is available for each of the recognised CCBs: