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Youth Council Meetings

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Council chamber room

The Youth Council holds formal meetings every two months, usually in the Council Chamber. Here the Youth Council prioritises its activities and responds to the issues that matter to local young people.

The Young Mayor is the Chair of the Youth Council and the Deputy Young Mayor is the Deputy Chair. In meetings of the Youth Council the Chair leads the order of proceedings and the Deputy Chair supports.

Youth Councillors also act as representatives on other advisory and decision-making bodies which are of interest to the Youth Council and local young people. They feed back on what happens in those other committee and board meetings to other members of the Youth Council.

In every formal Youth Council meeting there is an Agenda - which is a document outlining the matters to be discussed during the meeting, which Youth Council members must read before the meeting.

Each Agenda also includes the Minutes from the previous meeting. Minutes are a written record of what happened and all decisions made during formal meetings.

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