Council committees and minutes

Learn about Council committees, including the Civic Cabinet. Attend, stream or read the minutes from Council meetings.

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About Council committees

Council has 9 standing committees made up of elected representatives. Committees advise on a range of areas, including infrastructure, public transport and the environment.

The Establishment and Coordination Committee, also known as Civic Cabinet, has been delegated significant responsibility by full Council. Civic Cabinet meets weekly to discuss policies and strategies in areas such as:

major projects
finance
urban planning
transport
environment
community services
city businesses
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It is in this way that Civic Cabinet sets the strategic direction for Brisbane as a city and for Brisbane City Council as an organisation. The members of Civic Cabinet review and make recommendations to full Council on major plans such as Council's vision, City Plan, corporate documents and city finances.

Civic Cabinet members

Civic Cabinet consists of the Civic Cabinet Chair of each of Council’s standing committees as follows:

Lord Mayor, Councillor Adrian Schrinner, City Treasurer and Chair of Civic Cabinet
Deputy Mayor, Councillor Fiona Cunningham, Civic Cabinet Chair for Finance and City Governance
Councillor Adam Allan, Civic Cabinet Chair for City Planning and Suburban Renewal
Councillor Tracy Davis, Civic Cabinet Chair for Environment, Parks and Sustainability
Councillor Vicki Howard, Civic Cabinet Chair for Community and the Arts
Councillor Sarah Hutton, Civic Cabinet Chair for City Standards
Councillor Ryan Murphy, Civic Cabinet Chair for Transport
Councillor Andrew Wines, Civic Cabinet Chair for Infrastructure.

You can also download a summary of the Civic Cabinet.

Council's Civic Cabinet

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Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Adam Allan
Deputy Chair	Councillor Penny Wolff
Shadow Chair	Councillor Jared Cassidy
Members	Councillor Steven Huang Councillor Sandy Landers Councillor Seal Chong Wah

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee will be to:

plan for the sustainable development of Brisbane to ensure economic prosperity and maintain quality of life
plan for a growing city by ensuring the local planning scheme remains current, efficient and effective
collaborate with other councils and Queensland Government authorities in regional planning and to implement the Queensland Government’s South East Queensland Regional Plan as it pertains to the Brisbane Local Government Area
plan sustainable neighbourhoods where Brisbane residents want to live and work
deliver on the outcomes of Brisbane’s Future Blueprint, Brisbane: Our Productive City, Brisbane’s Sustainable Growth Strategy and Brisbane’s Housing Supply Action Plan
ensure Brisbane retains the unique character of its architecture and natural attributes
promote a range of housing choices to cater for our diverse population
partner with the business and development industry to ensure the sustainable development of Brisbane
deliver improvement projects in suburban precincts
work with local communities, industry and other levels of government to facilitate suburban renewal projects in Brisbane’s suburbs
facilitate high-quality, sustainable urban design and private and public art to foster inclusive, vibrant and liveable communities
streamline development assessment
decide delegated applications during recess
recommend major project applications to Council for consideration
enhance Brisbane’s economic position
ensure that small business is supported with Council programs and events
promote and integrate Brisbane’s marketing and business attraction opportunities
promote investment in Brisbane
manage Brisbane’s Economic Development Plan and implement its recommendations
deliver local Business Partnership Initiatives and other measures which support Brisbane business at any level of growth
ensure the successful operation of Brisbane Economic Development Agency
encourage new opportunities in the tourism sector
work with the small business community to ensure Council is responsive to the needs of the sector and supportive of the creation of local jobs
develop strong relationships with the multicultural communities of Brisbane, maintain strong relationships with our Sister Cities
advance Brisbane’s global positioning and international relationships with key regions to facilitate business and trade connections
work with the business community to enhance the nighttime economy, including in key precincts of the city, such as Fortitude Valley and the Central Business District.

A “major project” is a project for which a development application has been lodged with Council which meets any or all of the following criteria:

the project will be of considerable impact to the city from an environmental, economic or planning
perspective
the project will have a significant impact on Council infrastructure and resources
the project will require the planning scheme to be varied or overridden to give effect to the project
the General Manager, Development Services, City Planning and Sustainability, decides that a particular project should be treated as a major project.

Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Sarah Hutton
Deputy Chair	Councillor Greg Adermann
Shadow Chair	Councillor Emily Kim
Members	Councillor Lisa Atwood Councillor Nicole Johnston Councillor Steven Toomey

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the City Standards Committee will be to work across Committee portfolios to:

ensure citywide removal of graffiti
maintain parks and greenspaces including grass cutting, trees on Council land, street and park furniture, park signs, and playgrounds
manage road and footpath maintenance including signs, lines, pothole repairs and weed control
manage urban cleansing activities including city malls cleansing, litter control, street sweeping, and gum removal
manage Council's fleet services
ensure the conduct of mosquito, vegetation and pest control
ensure that Brisbane is a leading city in waste management and resource recovery
ensure coordination with the State Emergency Services during localised incident and disaster response activities
ensure a firm but fair approach to compliance and regulation to maintain city amenity standards
minimise environmental health risks and safety hazards
deliver on the outcomes in the Towards Zero Waste Strategy
ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.

Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Vicki Howard
Deputy Chair	Councillor Lisa Atwood
Shadow Chair	Councillor Charles Strunk
Members	Councillor Seal Chong Wah Councillor Alex Givney Councillor Penny Wolff

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Community and the Arts Committee will be to:

develop vibrant and caring local Brisbane communities
ensure a focus on the customer in the design and delivery of Council services
ensure contact with Council is made as easy as possible
promote and provide opportunities for Brisbane residents to have an active and healthy lifestyle
provide libraries, pools, community halls and meeting spaces for Brisbane residents
provide exciting, vibrant cultural and artistic activities for Brisbane residents
partner with community and business organisations to sponsor and deliver family and community services
provide high quality community venues and recreation facilities
manage Council’s relationships with community groups that operate from Council-owned facilities and provide support to improve and maintain facilities
work with sporting organisations to support community-based sport and recreation activities
deliver on the outcomes in Brisbane's Sustainable Growth Strategy as it relates to homelessness and community housing providers
deliver strategies and programs that acknowledge and value the unique contributions that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people make to our city.

Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Tracy Davis
Deputy Chair	Councillor Kim Marx
Shadow Chair	Councillor Steve Griffiths
Members	Councillor Krista Adams Councillor Alex Givney Councillor Trina Massey

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee will be to:

protect and enhance Brisbane’s environment including the Brisbane River, waterways, biodiversity, air quality and natural areas
create new and improve existing parks across the city
ensure Brisbane is a leading city in energy efficiency and sustainability
encourage the protection of Brisbane’s native wildlife such as the koala and platypus
build Brisbane’s reputation as Australia's most biodiverse capital city
deliver on Council's target to reach 40% natual habitat cover by 2031
partner with the community and businesses to enhance the environment
support volunteer organisations in their contribution to the protection and enhancement of Brisbane’s environment
enhance waterway health and access as well as managing flood resilience
ensure environmental risks are minimised
manage the city’s comprehensive parks and open space network including bushland reserves
implement the Brisbane Off-Road Cycling Strategy.

Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Fiona Cunningham
Deputy Chair	Councillor Steven Huang
Shadow Chair	Councillor Jared Cassidy
Members	Councillor Julia Dixon Councillor Trina Massey Councillor Danita Parry

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Finance and City Governance Committee will be to:

enable the efficient functioning of Council as an organisation
maintain and enhance the financial strength and performance of Council
ensure sound corporate governance and that Council’s risks are identified and managed
ensure the safety and security of Council, including the protection of Council assets
prepare Council and the community to minimise the impact of severe weather and natural disasters
promote and protect Council’s values, brand and reputation
ensure the community is brought up to date with the latest initiatives of the Council
ensure the procurement of Council’s goods and services provides best value for money while also delivering on Council's policies to support local suppliers
improve the quality and lower the cost of Council services
ensure the effective management of Council’s human resources, business processes, IT and property assets
enhance and maximise asset performance
ensure the performance of Council assets is enhanced and optimised, and support commercial lease agreements that deliver ongoing benefits to Brisbane ratepayers and improve Brisbane's lifestyle.

Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Andrew Wines
Deputy Chair	Councillor Steve Toomey
Shadow Chair	Councillor Charles Strunk
Members	Councillor Steve Huang Councillor Kim Marx Councillor Nicole Johnston

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Infrastructure Committee will be to:

ensure the planning and development of new infrastructure and management of Council’s existing infrastructure to achieve the objectives and outcomes in Council’s programs
define the objectives and strategy for the infrastructure network and assets owned by Council
oversee the implementation of Brisbane’s traffic management plans and road network operations with a focus on tackling traffic congestion
ensure the management of the capital works program to ensure the optimum performance of Council’s road network and manage the recurrent maintenance program of structures such as bridges and culverts
maintain and enhance Brisbane's drainage network.

Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Ryan Murphy
Deputy Chair	Councillor Danita Parry
Shadow Chair	Councillor Lucy Collier
Members	Councillor Greg Adermann Councillor Julia Dixon Councillor Emily Kim

Committee responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Transport Committee will be to:

plan for integrated public and active transport services across Brisbane
ensure the effective and efficient operations of Brisbane’s public transport services, including buses, ferries and CityCats
collaborate with Queensland Government authorities to deliver integrated transport plans and services for Brisbane
ensure Brisbane is a leading city in the use of active transport including the management of e-bike and e-scooter arrangements
oversee the implementation of Council’s transport plans relating to public and active transport infrastructure such as bikeways and walking and cycling bridges
deliver Council's travel change behaviour programs, including active school travel and kindy active travel, and oversee implementation of Council's Safer School precincts
ensure the travelling public is satisfied with Brisbane’s bus and ferry services
plan for the necessary growth in Brisbane’s public transport services to meet population growth and public expectations
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Committee membership

Chair	Councillor Adam Allan
Members	Councillor Tracy Davis Councillor Sandy Landers

Committee responsibilities

The Councillor Ethics Committee is responsible for considering the findings and recommendations put forward to Council regarding a suspected conduct breach by a Councillor.

The Committee meets on an as-needed basis. For more information, visit Code of Conduct for Councillors.

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Council and committee meetings

Council holds different types of meetings, including ordinary, special and budget Council meetings, and standing committee meetings.

Members of the public are welcome to attend any Council meeting, except for the Civic Cabinet meetings.

Ordinary Council and standing committee meetings are held weekly on Tuesdays, except during recess periods.

Council and Standing Committee meeting schedule

Time	Committee	City Hall meeting room
8.30-9am	City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee	2
9-9.30am	Transport Committee	1 and 3
9-9.30am	Infrastructure Committee	2
9.30-10am	Finance and City Governance Committee	1 and 3
9.30-10am	City Standards Committee	2
10-10.30am	Community and the Arts Committee	1 and 3
10.30-11am	Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee	1 and 3
1pm	Council meeting	Council Chamber
Meets on an as-needed basis	Councillor Ethics Committee	Determined prior to meeting

Recess periods

Council doesn't hold meetings when it’s in recess. The following are the recess periods for 2025.

Summer Recess 2024-25	Last Committee meeting – 26 November 2024 Last Council meeting – 3 December 2024 Council and Committees resume – 4 February 2025
Autumn Recess	Last Committee meeting - 18 March Last Council - 25 March 2025 Council and Committees resume - 13 May 2025
Winter Recess	Last Committee meeting - 10 June 2025 Last Council meeting - 17 June 2025 Budget meetings commence 18 June 2025 and finish 27 June 2025 Council and Committees resume - 5 August 2025
Spring Recess	Last Committee meeting – 9 September 2025 Last Council meeting – 16 September 2025 Council and Committees resume – 4 November 2025
Summer Recess 2025-26	Last Committee meeting – 2 December 2025 Last Council meeting – 9 December 2025 Council and Committees resume – 3 February 2026

Download a copy of the Council and Standing Committee recess calendar, for your reference.

2025 Council and Standing Committee meeting and recess calendar

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Get involved

You can attend Council meetings as an observer and speak at an ordinary meeting. Alternatively, you can read the meeting minutes or watch the livestream and recordings of ordinary meetings.

Council ordinary meetings are held in City Hall’s Council Chamber. Meeting agendas are published before the meeting.

Seating is available in the public gallery, which is located at the back of the Council Chamber. City Hall staff will direct you to the designated area.

The Council Chamber and committee rooms are fully accessible to people with disability. For more information, phone Council on 07 3403 8888 or learn about accessibility at City Hall.

You can also take a virtual tour of the Council Chamber.

Rules of attendance

All attendees need to follow behavioral guidelines so Council meetings can run smoothly and cover all items on the agenda.

Ordinary Council meetings

If you attend an ordinary Council meeting, you’re bound by the Meetings Local Law 2001 and the conditions of entry to the public gallery area are:

remain silent
don't interrupt the conduct of business
don't record or photograph from the public gallery without approval from the Chair of Council.

Standing Committee meetings

If you attend a Standing Committee meeting, you must not:

interrupt the meeting
speak at any time
enter or leave the room after the meeting has started
argue with the Chair if they ask you to leave.

Read the full list of entry conditions for attending ordinary Council and Committee meetings.

Conditions of entry to Council and Committee meetings

PDF • 392 KB • Last modified 29 January 2021

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You can apply for approval to speak at ordinary Council meetings to share your views on matters of public interest.

How to apply

1. Download the application to address Council.

Application to Address Council

PDF • 76 KB • Last modified 26 August 2021

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You can also pick up a copy of the application form from:

your local ward office
your nearest Council Customer Centre.

2. Submit your application by:

emailing Council
mailing to:
Brisbane City Council
GPO Box 1434
Brisbane Qld 4001.

If you’re approved

If the Chair of Council approves your application to speak at an ordinary Council meeting:

you'll have a maximum of 5 minutes to speak
no one in the meeting can interrupt you
Council can’t debate any issue you raise
the Lord Mayor or a Standing Committee Chair may respond on Council's behalf, and you must not interrupt or debate any of the issues.

Have a question about public participant speeches?

Phone Council on 07 3403 8888.
There are other ways to voice your opinion to Council. To discuss issues affecting your community, see our community engagement opportunities.

If you can’t attend an ordinary Council meeting, you can watch the livestream on YouTube from 1pm every Tuesday (except during recess periods).

Things to remember:

you can’t pause, stop or restart the livestream
‘Streaming paused for Meeting adjournment’ means the meeting will begin again shortly
recordings are uploaded to Council’s YouTube channel after each livestream.

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Meeting minutes and documents

Standing Committee meeting and Council meeting documents, including agendas, minutes and reports, are made publicly available. Council meeting documents can also be viewed at the Brisbane Square Library.

Due to the nature of some materials considered at meetings, not all documents are suitable to be published publicly. If you need further information regarding material that is not available online, or to arrange to view these documents, email Council.

Note

We endeavour to provide all documents in a format accessible to website assistive technologies where possible. Phone Council on 07 3403 8888 if you require additional assistance accessing or interpreting any of these documents.

Upcoming committee and Council meetings

Committee	Documents
Transport Committee	Agenda (Word - 46kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 49kb)
Infrastructure Committee	Agenda (Word - 47kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 50kb)
City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee	Agenda (Word - 44kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 49kb) Petitions: 137/220/594/403 (PDF – 400kb) 137/220/594/415 (PDF – 436kb)
Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee	Agenda (Word - 46kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 53kb)
City Standards Committee	Agenda (Word - 47kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 49kb)
Community and the Arts Committee	Agenda (Word - 47kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 48kb)
Finance and City Governance Committee	Agenda (Word - 48kb) Minutes - 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word - 50kb) Reports – Net Borrowings - Cash Investments and Funding – May 2025 (Word – 496kb)
Councillor Ethics Committee	Not applicable

Committee	Documents
Council	Agenda (Word - 44kb)
Establishment and Coordination Committee	Adoption Report - Autumn Recess 2025 (Word - 116kb) Attachment list (Word - 45kb) Clause A - Attachment A (PDF - 300kb) Clause C - Attachment B (PDF – 369kb) Clause C - Attachment C (PDF – 2.8Mb) Clause C - Attachment D (PDF – 3Mb) Clause C - Attachment E (PDF – 175.5Mb)
Transport Committee	Not applicable
Infrastructure Committee	Not applicable
City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee	Report - Autumn Recess 2025 (Word - 77kb)
Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee	Report - Autumn Recess 2025 (Word - 68kb)
City Standards Committee	Not applicable
Community and the Arts Committee	Not applicable
Finance and City Governance Committee	Not applicable

Past Council meeting minutes

Current (unconfirmed) meeting minutes

Council minutes - 25 March 2025 (Word - 453kb)

Confirmed meeting minutes

Past Standing Committee meeting minutes and presentations

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Minutes for 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Outdoor Gallery (PowerPoint – 72.9Mb)
Minutes for 11 March 2025 (Word – 50kb)
- Presentation - Update on Council’s early response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred (No presentation available)
Minutes for 4 March 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Better Access, More Customers (PowerPoint – 7.6Mb)
Minutes for 25 February 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - 77 Racecourse Road, Ascot (A006560134) (PowerPoint – 51.7Mb)
Minutes for 18 February 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - 15 Goulburn Road, Willawong (A006554502) (PowerPoint – 34.9Mb)
Minutes for 11 February 2025 (Word - 49kb)
- Presentation - 37 Ross Street, Newstead (A006534875) (PowerPoint - 53.3Mb)
Minutes for 4 February 2025 (Word - 49kb)
- Presentation - Inner-City Affordability Initiative (Car Parking) (PowerPoint - 12.8Mb)

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Minutes for 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Rapid Assessment Team’s Disaster Response (PowerPoint – 34.4Mb)
Minutes for 11 March 2025 (Word – 50kb)
- Presentation - Update on Council’s early response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred (No presentation available)
Minutes for 4 March 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Road Pavement Maintenance (PowerPoint – 71.4Mb)
Minutes for 25 February 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Yellow Crazy Ants (PowerPoint – 23.5Mb)
Minutes for 18 February 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Recycling (PowerPoint – 115.3Mb)
Minutes for 11 February 2025 (Word - 49kb)
- Presentation - Invasive Species (PowerPoint - 29Mb)
Minutes for 4 February 2025 (Word - 50kb)
- Presentation - Community Conservation Partnerships Program (PowerPoint - 105.8Mb)

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Minutes for 18 March 2025 (unconfirmed) (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Treasures of the Archives – 100 Years of Greater Brisbane (PowerPoint – 29.6Mb)
Minutes for 11 March 2025 (Word – 50kb)
- Presentation - Update on Council’s early response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred (No presentation available)
Minutes for 4 March 2025 (Word – 48kb)
- Presentation - Active and Healthy City (PowerPoint – 12Mb)
Minutes for 25 February 2025 (Word – 53kb)
- Presentation - Business Hotline – Festivals and Events in Brisbane (PowerPoint – 96Mb)
Minutes for 18 February 2025 (Word – 49kb)
- Presentation - Summer Program Success (PowerPoint – 76.2Mb)
Minutes for 11 February 2025 (Word - 48kb)
- Presentation - Community Halls Overview (PowerPoint - 54.2Mb)
Minutes for 4 February 2025 (Word - 53kb)
- Presentation - Brisbane Greeters (PowerPoint - 75Mb)

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Establishment and Coordination Committee (Civic Cabinet) minutes

Civic Cabinet has adopted a publication scheme for the proactive public release of submissions (and their attachments) and decisions. They are published online within 10 business days.

Search the publication scheme

Civic Cabinet meeting minutes are published online after four years. The minutes are released at the end of the financial year.

Note

In compliance with the Right to Information Act 2009, some parts of the minutes have been removed. Some minutes refer to attachments that have not been included and are not accessible as part of this release of information.

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Civic Cabinet decisions that are 10 years of age are released at the end of the financial year.

This only includes decisions of Civic Cabinet and not matters referred from Civic Cabinet to full Council. Decisions of full Council are available in Council meeting minutes.

Note

In compliance with the Right to Information Act 2009, some parts of the decisions have been removed. Some decisions refer to attachments that have not been included.

You may be able to access these documents under the Right to Information Act 2009. If you need access, contact Council.

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Frequently asked questions

Council meeting minutes are a written record of everything that is said in the Council Chamber during an ordinary meeting. This includes:

speeches by public speakers
question time
standing committee presentations
resolutions adopted by Council
new questions raised that require further investigation (known as questions on notice)
answers to previous questions on notice.

Council committees and minutes

About Council committees

Establishment and Coordination Committee (Civic Cabinet)

City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee

City Standards Committee

Community and the Arts

Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee

Finance and City Governance Committee

Infrastructure Committee

Transport Committee

Councillor Ethics Committee

Council and committee meetings

Council and Standing Committee meeting schedule

Recess periods

Get involved

Attend a meeting

Speak at a meeting

Watch a livestream

Meeting minutes and documents

Upcoming committee and Council meetings

Standing Committee meetings - 13 May 2025

Council meeting - 13 May 2025

Past Council meeting minutes

2025 meeting minutes

2024 meeting minutes

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2022 meeting minutes

2021 meeting minutes

2020 meeting minutes

Past Standing Committee meeting minutes and presentations

Transport Committee

Infrastructure Committee

City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee

Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee

City Standards Committee

Community and the Arts Committee

Finance and City Governance Committee

Councillor Ethics Committee

Establishment and Coordination Committee (Civic Cabinet) minutes

Publication scheme

4-year release of minutes

10-year release of decisions

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