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Bylaw 26/2016 - Youth Council Bylaw
Presented by: Connie Smigielski, Manager, Community Strategy
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RECOMMENDATION(S)
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1. That Bylaw 26/2016 being a Bylaw to form the St. Albert Youth Council be read a second time as amended.
2. That Bylaw 26/2016 be given third and final reading.
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PURPOSE OF REPORT
The purpose of this report is to respond to motions proposed by Council Members at the November 28, 2016 reading of Bylaw 26/2016, a Bylaw to form the St. Albert Youth Council.
COUNCIL DIRECTION
(BL-16-017)
On November 28, 2016 Council passed the following motions:
“That Bylaw 26/2016 being a Bylaw to form the St. Albert Youth Council be read a first time.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
On November 28, 2016, Bylaw 20/2016 was presented to Council; first reading was passed with several motions presented for consideration:
Councillor Hughes
That bylaw 26/2016, section 6(b) is amended to state only the following: Council will appoint committee members. Appointees shall represent a diverse range of ages, life experiences and personal backgrounds. Proposed amendment has been integrated into the Bylaw, section #6.
That bylaw 26/2016, section 5 is amended to the following:
To be eligible for nomination, an individual must be between the ages of 15 and 24 as of September 1, of that year. Proposed amendment has been integrated into the Bylaw, section #5.
That Bylaw 26/2016, section 15 (a) is amended to replace "write policy proposals" with "and provide input into policy proposals". Proposed amendment has been integrated into the Bylaw, section #17 (a).
That Bylaw 26/2016 is amended to add a provision that the committee submit to City Council for approval its priorities and goals, updated annually. Proposed amendment has been integrated into the Bylaw, section #17 (i).
Councillor Osborne
That the age eligibility be changed to between the ages of 14 and 24 years. Proposed amendment has been integrated into the Bylaw, ...
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