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Updates to the governing rules and bylaws for the City of Gatineau's various committees and commissions.

Council amends the statutes of various committees and commissions to allow staff from the designated councillor's cabinet to attend in-camera meetings, provided an elected official from the same political party is present.

Elected officials provide updates or comments regarding the ongoing work of various city committees and commissions.

This is a procedural item involving the official filing of mandate letters for the individuals appointed to chair various municipal committees and commissions. These letters outline the specific responsibilities and expectations for these leadership roles within the city's governance structure.

Council adopted the 2026 work plans for various municipal advisory committees and commissions, which were developed by city departments and reviewed by elected officials.

Elected officials provide updates on the ongoing work and progress of various city committees and commissions.

The plenary committee reviewed the 2026 work plans for various municipal committees and commissions. Key discussions included the expansion of public electric vehicle charging stations, flood adaptation measures, and the management of aging arena facilities.

A time for city councillors or other elected officials to provide updates on the work being done by various city committees and commissions.

Elected officials are given the opportunity to provide updates on the work being conducted by various committees and commissions.

Elected officials provide updates on the ongoing work and activities of various city committees and commissions.

Following the November 2025 general election, Council appointed members to various municipal committees and commissions to oversee specific portfolios such as infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and environment.

This item establishes a formal code of ethics for non-elected citizens serving on municipal committees and commissions. It ensures that these volunteers adhere to the same standards of integrity and professional conduct as elected officials.

This bylaw formalizes the ethical standards and conduct expectations for citizens and non-elected officials serving on city committees.

Formal adoption of the governing rules for the various committees and commissions that advise the city council.

Council adopted updated statutes and bylaws for 13 municipal committees and commissions to reflect current operational realities and clarify processes.

Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette gave notice of motion for a new by-law establishing a code of ethics for non-elected members serving on city committees and commissions.

Elected officials provide updates on the progress and activities of the various committees and commissions they serve on.

The update on committee and commission work was deferred to the next meeting.

Elected officials are given the opportunity to report on the progress and activities of the various committees and commissions they serve on.

Elected officials provide updates on the progress and activities of various municipal committees and commissions.

Elected officials provide updates on the ongoing work and progress of various city committees and commissions.

Updates from city councillors regarding the progress of various committees and commissions they serve on.

Elected officials provide updates on the progress and activities of various city committees and commissions.

Elected officials provide updates and follow-ups regarding the ongoing work and activities of various city committees and commissions.

Updates from city councillors regarding the progress of various committees and commissions.

Elected officials provide updates regarding the work of various committees and commissions they serve on.