We acknowledge there may be significant community interest in Operation Sandon and the recent charges laid by Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC). As this is a legal matter, the City of Casey is unable to comment or respond to public questions regarding the situation.
Please note that any public questions submitted on this topic will not be considered or responded to at Council Meetings.
You can submit a question of public interest to be asked during all Council meetings.
Please note the following when submitting a public question.
- You can submit a maximum of 2 questions per meeting.
- Questions must be submitted before 10 am the day before the Council meeting.
- Questions have an 80-word count limit.
- Questions can not be offensive or irrelevant.
- Your question will not be read if it has already been answered in previous Council Meetings or via other channels.
- Your question must meet the guidance criteria around public question time as per Clause 65 of the Governance Rules.
- Your question will be asked and answered during the Council Meeting public question time and will be recorded in the Council Meeting minutes.
- The person (or representative) who submitted the question must be in the gallery if it is read out and answered. If not, the question will be recorded in the minutes of the Council Meeting, together with a copy of the written response.
- Following the meeting, you will receive an email with a link to the minutes.
What happens next
- If your question meets the criteria, it will be asked during Public Question Time at the next Ordinary Council Meeting and a response will be read out by the Chair.
- A copy of the question and response will be published in the Council Meeting minutes here.