New committees established for Council term

IPSWICH City Council has established five new standing committees for the four-year term and two new sub-committees.

Mayor Harding and Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic will sit on all five committees, with the mayor opting not to be a chair and instead working closely with each committee chair in her role leading to the Ordinary Council Meeting.

“Our new council has a wide breadth of knowledge and experience across many facets of community and business life and this is reflected through our new committees,” Cr Harding said.

“This is a great opportunity for councillors, particularly those newly elected to council, to shape their various portfolios and work with the broader council to bring new ideas and initiatives forward.”

The two sub-committees: the Regulation Advisory Committee, which will report to the Finance and Governance Committee, and the Advocacy Advisory Committee, which will report to the Economic and Cultural Development Committee.

The line-up for the new committees are:

Infrastructure, Planning and Assets

Chair: Cr Andrew Antoniolli

Deputy Chair: Cr Paul Tully

Members: Mayor Teresa Harding, Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic, Cr Andrew Antoniolli, Cr Paul Tully, Cr Jim Madden, Cr David Cullen.

Finance and Governance

Chair: Cr Paul Tully

Deputy Chair: Cr Jacob Madsen

Members: Mayor Teresa Harding, Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic, Cr Paul Tully, Cr Jacob Madsen, Cr Andrew Antoniolli.

Community and Sport

Chair: Cr Jacob Madsen

Deputy Chair: Cr Pye Augustine

Members: Mayor Teresa Harding, Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic, Cr Jacob Madsen, Cr Pye Augustine, Cr Andrew Antoniolli, Cr Jim Madden.

Economic and Cultural Development

Chair: Cr Pye Augustine

Deputy Chair: Cr David Cullen

Members: Mayor Teresa Harding, Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic, Cr Pye Augustine, Cr Andrew Antoniolli, Cr David Cullen.

Environment and Sustainability

Chair: Cr Jim Madden

Deputy Chair: Cr Andrew Antoniolli

Members: Mayor Teresa Harding, Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic, Cr Jacob Madsen, Cr Pye Augustine, Cr Andrew Antoniolli, Cr Jim Madden.

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