At a Glance
Interesting Facts
Planning and Governance are the foundation of almost everything Council does. The elected members of the community, combined with the technical expertise of staff, provide the direction and objectives of council's activitiesGovernance is not only a legal requirement, but a commitment to delivering value for money and prudent management that contributes to all community outcomes.
The elected members of the District are the community's representatives, making decisions on behalf of and in the interests of the community. Democracy Services oversees the election and induction processes, and then provides support to elected members throughout the triennium.
Local government impacts everyone so it is important for Council to communicate with people about what it does, what is planned, and how it may impact the District.
Local government administers over 150 legislative Acts, regulations and rules. Legal Services ensure Council administers these correctly.
What has changed since the LTCCP
There are no significant changes to the GOVERNANCE priorities since the publication of the 2009/19 LTCCP.Highlights of Performance |
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Number of Performance Measures |
4 2008/09 |
8 2009/10 |
8 2010/11 |
Achieved Not Achieved |
75% 25% |
38% 62% |
38% 62% |
Performance 2009/10 vs. 2010/11 - is neutral
Statement of Service Performance
For GOVERNANCE the following pages detail:- Service performance information provides the actual achievements, issues and challenges going forward for each performance measure against the Annual Plan 2010/11.
- Financial performance including comparisons against budget 2010/11.
FYI: Key symbols are used to identify each measure contributing to Community Outcomes. For more information on Community Outcomes see the Community Outcomes Diagram.