Jurisdiction
Boards & Committees Bylaw C-1422
Mandate
The Committee shall:
- provide advice and recommendations pertaining to community education, integration and engagement;
- provide advice and recommendations on identified matters of concern brought forward through the Good Neighbour Grievance process; and
- provide feedback in the ongoing evaluation and planning for the Coordinated Care Campus and its programs.
Membership
The Committee will consist of a maximum of nine (9) Members including:
- Seven (7) Public Members: four (4) Community members/Business Owners; one (1) Member from Community Advisory Board on Housing and Homelessness; one (1) Indigenous representative; and one (1) Health representative.
- Two (2) City Administration: one (1) representative from Community Social Development; and one (1) representative from the RCMP or Municipal Policy Service.
Additional members may be called upon based on qualifications and expertise on an ad hoc basis.
The Chair shall be elected form the Public Members.
Term
As outlined in Boards & Committees Bylaw C-1422
Meeting Time
The Committee will approve a regular schedule of meetings including a minimum of four (4) times annually.
Remuneration
Nil. This is a volunteer position.