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meetingsBy Isobel CootesUpdated July 2 2021 - 1:23am, first published December 4 2020 - 11:00amBy Isobel CootesUpdated July 2 2021 - 1:23am, first published December 4 2020 -

11:00amFacebookTwitterWhatsappEmailCopyAudit office delays councils AGMs Only four municipalities in Tasmania's North-East will hold their annual general meeting this year, with the other

five citing delays due to COVID-19 holding up audits as the reason behind the date move to 2021.

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50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperCrosswords, Sudoku and TriviaAll other regional websites in your areaContinue The George Town Council,

West Tamar Council, City of Launceston council and Flinders Council have or will hold their meetings this year.

However, the other five have been forced to move theirs to next year.

An extension of three months was granted by Premier Gutwein under the COVID-19 Disease Emergency Act on October 28. It moved the deadline for councils to hold their AGMs from December 15 to

March 15 as financial audits had been held up.

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As a delay in receiving their Tasmanian Audit Office opinion would not make it possible to hold in December. Therefore their annual report could be endorsed at the January meeting to allow

sufficient time for the public to make submissions.

The Northern Midlands Council will also follow suit for the same reason and move its meeting from December 14 to a future date in 2021. However, the exact date is yet to be announced.

Similarly the Meander Valley Council submitted its finance report in August to the TAO, but will also move its meeting to January 2021 because it only received the TAO's opinion back last

month. The opinion features in the council's December meeting agenda.

The Dorset Council was due to hold its AGM on November 16, but had to move it to a future date next year. The exact date remains unknown at this stage. It was moved also as the TAO report on

the council's finances was delayed.

For the Dorset, Meander Valley and the Northern Midlands councils the exact date of their AGMs will be announced and advertised as soon as known.

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