There are many obligations and requirements of parish
councils and parish meetings (regardless of population) that are stated in law,
regulations or guidance notes.
The National Association of Local Councils recommends that
written standing orders are adopted to regulate meetings regarding aspects such
as the necessary number of meetings, public notices and agenda of meetings,
venue, quorum, attendance and conduct of meetings and other proceedings.
The “Standing Orders relating to Parish
Meetings” formalise in writing the ‘step-by-step’ process of planning,
execution and reporting of official meetings of Bielby Parish Meeting.
- The document was produced following a review of
relevant laws and guidance notes and similar standing orders of other parishes
(including Allerthorpe, Shiptonthorpe and Everingham and Harswell).
- The Standing Orders are mostly just practical and
obvious requirements to assist the organisers and attendees of meetings, and
tend to reflect how meetings have actually been organised and conducted in
Bielby.
The document “Standing Orders relating
to Parish Meetings” is open for discussion and amendment as Agenda Item 13 at
the forthcoming parish meeting on the 24th May 2021 prior to being
adopted.
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