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Raising issues at Full Council meetings

 
There are three ways you can raise issues at Full Council meetings:

Deputations

You can apply to speak at a Council meeting on behalf of a group. An individual or group appointed to represent others and speak on their behalf is known as a deputation. Visit the deputations at Full Council meetings information page to find out how to apply.

Public questions

You can submit up to two questions on any subject within the Council's control. Questions at a Full Council meeting are known as public questions. Visit the how to submit a question information page to find out about submitting public questions.

Petitions

If you have good reasons for asking the Council to take an action, you can make a petition. See the making a petition information page for more.

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