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Consultation has concluded
The State Government is seeking ideas on how local councils can become more effective, efficient and deliver better outcomes for their communities
The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Local Government is undertaking a review of local government legislation that South Australian councils operate under and is seeking your ideas for reform.
Reform Areas
Four areas for potential improvement have been identified:
Council membership and conduct
Financial accountability
Voting and election procedures
Statutory requirements
The State Government would like to hear ideas for improvements that will assist your council to better focus on the services your community values most.
How to get Involved
Read more about the four areas for potential reform and provide your ideas to the State Government for ways of improving the way councils operate.
The State Government is seeking ideas on how local councils can become more effective, efficient and deliver better outcomes for their communities
The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Local Government is undertaking a review of local government legislation that South Australian councils operate under and is seeking your ideas for reform.
Reform Areas
Four areas for potential improvement have been identified:
Council membership and conduct
Financial accountability
Voting and election procedures
Statutory requirements
The State Government would like to hear ideas for improvements that will assist your council to better focus on the services your community values most.
How to get Involved
Read more about the four areas for potential reform and provide your ideas to the State Government for ways of improving the way councils operate.
