Community Councils are Scotland’s most local tier of statutory representation (ie their purpose is set out in law). Members of the Community Council are democratically elected by those who live on the island.
Community Councils form an important connection between communities and the local council (as well as other public bodies) by sharing views and needs. In North Ayrshire, Community Councils also act as formal members of Locality Planning Partnerships.
We have monthly public meetings, usually on a Thursday. We will hold a minimum of 7 meetings a year. An Annual General Meeting will be held in November. Draft minutes will be circulated within 14 days, formally approved at the next regular meeting. We will publish minutes here.
We will give at least 7 days’ notice of regular meetings and 10 days’ notice for special meetings.
Our quorum (minimum number for making a decision) is 3 members of the Community Council.