Access to information
How to access information that the Council holds about you and your family
Listed below are the main sections and some additional relevant websites which we hope will help you get to the right place quicker. You can also visit the topic homepage at Democracy in Devon which has additional news and features. Find out all you need to know about the 2017 elections and view webcasts of our live council meetings as well as archived meetings from the last few months.
How to access information that the Council holds about you and your family
The Cabinet is the part of the Council responsible for most day-to-day decisions
The Chairman of Devon County Council is elected annually, at the Council’s Annual Meeting
Each committee has a membership, which attends. There will also be a number of council officers, whose role within the council is to support the committee process
The Constitution is the Council’s Code of Corporate Governance
County councillors - locate your local representative by name or electoral division
County Council elections in England take place once every four years, when all 62 seats in Devon are up for election
Facts and Figures brings together a range of statistics, gleaned from a number of sources, about the people of Devon
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) gives a general right of access by the public to all types of recorded information held by public authorities such as Devon County Council
Help shape services across Devon
Information about the process we use to make sure we have considered the most effective way to use our resources and avoid causing problems to people in specific groups with protected characteristics
Information about how long we keep different types of records such as evidence of decisions and transactions
John Hart, leader of Devon County Council
The main office of the Lord-Lieutenant is that of Her Majesty’s representative in the county, and it is his first and foremost duty to uphold the dignity of the Crown.
Calendar of events
Search Minutes Agendas and Reports
View decisions made by Officers and Heads of Service
We have four Scrutiny Committees that independently monitor how the Council goes about its business and the decisions it makes
From here you will be able to access webcasts of our live council meetings, view archived council meetings from the last few months, view or complete any surveys or polls and access any documents or presentations associated to the webcasts
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