Question time - June
| Published: 31st May 2007 15:56 |
Residents are being invited to submit questions for consideration at a council meeting on Wednesday 20 June 2007.
The first five questions received will be included in the agenda and responded to at the council meeting; any other questions will be included in the Information Digest and written answers will be provided.
Any resident, or anyone who owns premises or a business in the borough may submit a question for consideration at a council meeting.
Questions must relate to a matter within the council's remit but must not seek information which is about an individual, organisation or which is protected under the Data Protection Act. Neither may questions relate to specific decisions taken or to be taken as part of the council's regulatory functions, such as a licence application or a particular planning application.
A spokesperson at Hertsmere Borough Council, said: "Questions should be limited to one subject and if we receive a number of questions on the same topic we may combine them.
"You will not have to physically ask your question at the meeting, however we will raise it on your behalf and the appropriate Executive member will provide a response at the meeting."
If you would like to submit a question for the council meeting on Wednesday 20 June please send them to:
Question-time - June 2007
Democratic Services
Hertsmere Borough Council
Civic Offices
Elstree Way
Borehamwood
Herts
WD6 1WA.
All questions for this meeting must be sent in writing to arrive not later than midday on Wednesday 6 June.
Written copies of the answers given will be provided to any questioners if present.
The first five questions received will be included in the agenda and responded to at the council meeting; any other questions will be included in the Information Digest and written answers will be provided.
Any resident, or anyone who owns premises or a business in the borough may submit a question for consideration at a council meeting.
Questions must relate to a matter within the council's remit but must not seek information which is about an individual, organisation or which is protected under the Data Protection Act. Neither may questions relate to specific decisions taken or to be taken as part of the council's regulatory functions, such as a licence application or a particular planning application.
A spokesperson at Hertsmere Borough Council, said: "Questions should be limited to one subject and if we receive a number of questions on the same topic we may combine them.
"You will not have to physically ask your question at the meeting, however we will raise it on your behalf and the appropriate Executive member will provide a response at the meeting."
If you would like to submit a question for the council meeting on Wednesday 20 June please send them to:
Question-time - June 2007
Democratic Services
Hertsmere Borough Council
Civic Offices
Elstree Way
Borehamwood
Herts
WD6 1WA.
All questions for this meeting must be sent in writing to arrive not later than midday on Wednesday 6 June.
Written copies of the answers given will be provided to any questioners if present.
Courtesy of Hertsmere Borough Council
