8.3.2 Historic Heritage Advisory Panel

 

  1. The Historic Heritage Advisory Panel was established in June 2011 to provide a forum considering issues affecting the region’s historic heritage. As one of council's engagement mechanisms with the heritage sector in Auckland, the Heritage Advisory Panel provides advice to the governing body and council staff within the remit of historic heritage issues on the following areas:

    • council policies, plans, processes and strategies

    • regional and strategic matters

    • any matter of particular interest or concern to heritage communities.

  2. Members have a deep understanding of historic issues and include heritage experts and representatives of Auckland’s heritage community.

  3. The members of the Panel are selected by the liaison councillor and the Mayor, in consultation with relevant officers, following a public call for expressions of interest.  The chair of the Panel is elected by panel members.

  4. The panel meets every two months and members are entitled to meeting fees as per the Auckland Council Fees Framework for Appointed Members unless they are representatives of an organisation or sector group or paid by the organisation they represent.  Elected members and members of the Independent Māori Statutory Board are not entitled to meeting fees.

  5. For more information, see the Terms of Reference on the relevant panel page of the Auckland Council website.

 

 

 

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