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Wednesday 14th June 2006, 3.45 p.m.

Agenda

AGENDA
YOUTH COUNCIL MEETING
14 JUNE 2006

Venue: Zeal Glover Park
Start: 4.00pm

3.45pm Food & Refreshments

4.00pm Welcome from Chairperson

4.05pm Introduction from Zeal staff regarding venue & activities

4.10pm Apologies

4.15pm Report back Actions from Last Meeting
– Breakfast with Deputy Mayor
- YC oral submission on LTCCP
- ‘On the Edge’ Youth Conference
- Journalist Group
- Council Liaison group – (submission on Marine Education Centre.)
- Youth Events Team – City Safety event at Capital E

4.45pm Future Youth Council recruitment – Other organisations (HW), disability members (LV)

4.50pm Raising YC profile – dinner, concert

5.10pm Planting at Trelisk Park Island Bay Reserve or Kaiwharawhara
- Orientation Day for YC members
- Aotearoa ‘Youth Voices’ Toolkit packs

5.25pm Any Youth Issues
5.30pm Close
All times are estimated and subject to change

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