Committees of Council and Local Boards

Advisory Committees of Council and Local Boards for the 2022-2026 Term of Council

The Township of Tiny relies on the expertise of its volunteers to assist with community initiatives and to sit on Township committees. Committee members are appointed by Council at the beginning of the Council term and as vacancies are required to be filled. If you are interested in sitting on a Committee of Council, please contact the Clerk's Department. Committee members are appointed for the term of Council, unless otherwise legislated.

View the Community Calendar to find out when Committees of Council meet.

As a result of amendments to the Municipal Act, municipalities are now required to adopt a Code of Conduct for its Local Boards. The Police Services Board is governed by their own Code of Conduct.
The guiding principles of the Code of Conduct for Local Boards is that members shall act with honesty and integrity, serving in a diligent manner, and performing their duties in a manner which promotes public confidence. Follow the link below to view the document.
Code of Conduct for Local Boards (PDF)
All members of Council, local boards and committees have an obligation to act honestly and responsibly when making decisions or giving advice on Council, board or committee matters. This obligation includes the disclosure of pecuniary interest.
A pecuniary interest refers to a situation where a member has a direct or indirect conflict related to a matter under consideration. A full explanation of direct and indirect pecuniary interests can be found in the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act.
The onus is on the member to determine whether they are affected by the pecuniary interest provisions. All members must submit their disclosures of pecuniary interest in writing to the Clerk immediately following the meeting during which they verbally disclose a pecuniary interest.