The Council consists of seven councillors, with the President elected by the members. The Term of office is four and two years. The first full election under the Local Government Act 1995 (WA) (CKI) was held in May 1993.

Councillors are elected by residents of their Ward. Council elections are held in October every second year.

The Council meets as a body on the last Wednesday of each month. Meetings are held on either Home Island or West Island.

Your members of Council are:


Aindil Minkom
Shire President 
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TERM: 2021-2025

Isa Minkom
Deputy Shire President
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TERM: 2023-2027


Ayesha Young
Councillor

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TERM: 2021-2025


Tony Lacy
Councillor

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TERM: 2021-2025

Signa Knight
Councillor

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TERM: 2023-2025

Osman Sloan
Councillor

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TERM: 2023-2027

Azah Badlu
Councillor

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TERM: 2023-2027

 

 
Ibrahim MACRAE
Acting Chief Executive
Officer
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David TOMBS 
Manager Finance &
Corporate Services
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Luluk SLOAN Coordinator Infrastructure This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

2023/2024 Annual and Primary Returns

Council members, Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and employees are expected to make decisions in the best interests of their community. To do this, they must consider each issue on its merits. Decision-making could be influenced (or perceived to be influenced) in a number of ways, including through financial relationships, personal relationships and the receipt of gifts. Section 5.75 and 5.76 of the Local Government Act 1995 (the Act) sets out requirements for council members, CEOs and other employees to ensure transparency and accountability in decision-making.

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