City of Brisbane Regulation 2012
sec.188Entertainment and hospitality
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sec.188 Entertainment and hospitality
The council must prepare and adopt a policy about the council’s spending on entertainment or hospitality (an entertainment and hospitality policy ). entertaining members of the public in order to promote a council project providing food or beverages to a person who is visiting the council in an official capacity providing food or beverages for a conference, course, meeting, seminar, workshop or another forum that is held by the council for its councillors, employees or other persons paying for a councillor or council employee to attend a function as part of the councillor’s or employee’s official duties or obligations as a councillor or council employee The council may spend money on entertainment or hospitality only in a way that is consistent with its entertainment and hospitality policy. (sec.188-ssec.1) The council must prepare and adopt a policy about the council’s spending on entertainment or hospitality (an entertainment and hospitality policy ). entertaining members of the public in order to promote a council project providing food or beverages to a person who is visiting the council in an official capacity providing food or beverages for a conference, course, meeting, seminar, workshop or another forum that is held by the council for its councillors, employees or other persons paying for a councillor or council employee to attend a function as part of the councillor’s or employee’s official duties or obligations as a councillor or council employee (sec.188-ssec.2) The council may spend money on entertainment or hospitality only in a way that is consistent with its entertainment and hospitality policy.
- • entertaining members of the public in order to promote a council project
- • providing food or beverages to a person who is visiting the council in an official capacity
- • providing food or beverages for a conference, course, meeting, seminar, workshop or another forum that is held by the council for its councillors, employees or other persons
- • paying for a councillor or council employee to attend a function as part of the councillor’s or employee’s official duties or obligations as a councillor or council employee