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Jump To Comment: 1 2I thought that is was only Cllr's Peter Savage, Jim Loughran and Terry Brennan that got things done in Cooley. It would be great to be living there now as this is a great set up. I hope they run a Miss Cooley contest as this will stimulate great interest in tool building for the males of the Peninsula.
If only I were 30 years younger?
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The North Louth Area Forum worked on its draft constitution at three different meetings in the autumn of 2005. The constitution as follows was formally and unanimously adopted at a special meeting on 13 December 2005 and it was resolved to have a framed copy of the constitution hung on the wall of The Monasterboice Room in County Hall, Dundalk, where the forum meets.
Constitution of The North Louth Area Forum
The name of the organisation shall be the North Louth Area Forum.
Our Mission Statement is:-
We want to have an input into how the North Louth Area is developed and to influence policy on all the issues that affect our groups and communities.
The objectives of the North Louth Area Forum are:--
1. To develop a collective voice for the community and voluntary sector in the North Louth area
2. To encourage co-operation, solidarity and mutual support within the community
3. To identify needs and concerns and to work to influence policy locally and nationally
4. To work under the principles of equality, justice, fairness and inclusiveness in promoting solidarity, mutual support and co-operation within the forum
5. To promote the participation of every group on an equal basis
6. To conduct all our work in an open and transparent manner.
Membership and Meetings
7. Membership of the Forum shall be open to all community and voluntary groups in the local electoral areas of Dundalk/Carlingford and Dundalk South. Each group shall be entitled to one vote in the Forum.
8. The business of the forum shall be conducted by the members. A chairperson, vice-chairperson, secretary and other members shall be elected annually to facilitate the proper running of the meetings.
9. The North Louth Area Forum will elect delegates to represent its interests on other committees such as the Louth County Community Forum, Municipal Policy Committees, etc. Representatives are expected to account to and report back to the North Louth Area Forum at least every three months. Where such reporting is consistently inadequate a delegate may be asked by the forum to resign their representative position.
10. The Forum may from time to time set up small working groups to work on particular issues if members decide this is necessary.
11. A quorum of 6 voting members must be present before a meeting can take place.
12. Proposed changes to the constitution must be placed on the agenda in advance of the meeting.
13. Decisions, including constitutional amendments, will be made by consensus. When a consensus cannot be reached at least a two thirds majority shall apply.
14. The North Louth Area Forum will seek to obtain the necessary assistance from designated Louth County Council personnel in order to achieve our aims and objectives.