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CITY OF BRISBANE ACT 2010 - SECT 14
Responsibilities of councillors
14 Responsibilities of councillors
(1) A councillor must represent the current and future interests of the
residents of Brisbane.
(2) All councillors have the same responsibilities,
but the mayor has some extra responsibilities.
(3) All councillors have the
following responsibilities— (a) ensuring the council— (i) discharges its
responsibilities under this Act; and
(ii) achieves its corporate plan; and
(iii) complies with all laws that apply to the council;
(b) providing high
quality leadership to the council and the community;
(c) participating, for
the benefit of Brisbane, in— (i) meetings of the council; and
(ii) policy
development and decision-making about matters being considered at a meeting of
the council;
(d) being accountable to the community for the council’s
performance.
(4) The mayor has the following extra responsibilities— (a)
implementing the policies adopted by the council;
(b) developing and
implementing policies, other than policies that conflict with policies adopted
by the council;
(c) leading and controlling the business of the council;
(d)
preparing a budget to present to the council;
(e) leading, managing, and
providing strategic direction to the chief executive officer in order to
achieve high quality administration of the council;
(f) ensuring that the
council promptly provides the Minister with the information about Brisbane, or
the council, that is requested by the Minister;
(g) arranging representation
of the council at ceremonial or civic functions;
(h) directing the chief
executive officer and senior executive employees of the council under
section 170 .
(5) When performing a responsibility, a councillor must serve
the overall public interest of the whole of Brisbane.
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