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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.gloucestershirealc.gov.uk/event/councillor
 -allowances-189">Councillor Allowances</a>\nCouncillor AllowancesLegal Fra
 mework & Practical Considerations Understanding the rules\, reviews and re
 alities of allowances in local councils This session brings together legal
  context\, local evidence and sector perspectives to help parish and town 
 councils understand the options available to them. We are delighted to wel
 come Graham Russell as our keynote presenter. Graham is a former Head of D
 emocratic Services at Bath & North East Somerset Council and has developed
  considerable expertise in the field of members’ allowances. He has chai
 red a number of Independent Remuneration Panels (IRPs)\, including the rev
 iew of parish and town council allowances in Stroud District\, and previou
 sly produced guidance on members’ allowances for South West Councils. Th
 is webinar also provides a perspective from Steve McNay\, Council Manager 
 at Woughton Community Council\, who will share insights from a larger coun
 cil\, and a NALC officer\, who will present national survey findings and l
 egal context. What the Session Will Explore The legal background to counci
 llor allowances How Independent Remuneration Panels operate and how review
 s are commissioned The Stroud District review and what the evidence reveal
 ed Key issues councils should consider when reviewing or introducing allow
 ances Wider perspectives on members’ remuneration across local governmen
 t As councils continue to consider recruitment\, diversity and participati
 on in local democracy\, allowances are increasingly part of the wider conv
 ersation about removing barriers to public service. This free session is o
 pen to clerks and councillors.
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SUMMARY:Councillor Allowances
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