Councillors

Somerset Regional Councillors from left to right -
Cr Kammholz, Cr Caddy, Cr Zabel (Deputy Mayor), Cr Lehmann (Mayor), Cr Pearce, Cr Bechly, Cr Hall
Contact Details
| Mayor Graeme Lehmann | H 5426 1379 M 0419 799 770 |
glehmann@somerset.qld.gov.au |
| Cr Alan Bechly | H 5497 1955 M 0418 189 960 |
abechly@somerset.qld.gov.au |
| Cr Robin Caddy | H 5426 7630 M 0408 015 001 |
rcaddy@somerset.qld.gov.au |
| Cr Dan Hall | H 5498 1207 M 0438 154 837 |
dhall@somerset.qld.gov.au |
| Cr Noel Kammholz | H 5427 9213 M 0411 534 339 |
nkammholz@somerset.qld.gov.au |
| Cr Bruce Pearce | H 5423 1645 M 0427 986 083 |
bpearce@somerset.qld.gov.au |
| Cr Neil Zabel | W 5426 1494 M 0409 628 825 |
nzabel@somerset.qld.gov.au |
Role of a Councillor
Queensland's Local Government Act, 1993 states that the roles of a Local Government Councillor are generally -
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represents the overall public interest of the local government's area and, if the councillor is a councillor for a division of the area, also represents the public interest of the division; and
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takes part in deciding the facilities, services and enterprises that are appropriate for the area; and
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takes part in formulating, adopting and reviewing -
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the local government's corporate plan and operational plans; and
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the policies and goals of the local government; and
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takes part in making decisions for achieving the goals and implementing the policies of the local government.
Please note that Somerset Regional Council is not divided for electoral purposes (i.e. there are no electoral wards or divisions) and therefore the Mayor and each Councillor represents every citizen in the Shire. Quadrennial elections are usually held on the last Saturday in March. Party Politics has not been introduced into the Council.
Consult the Local Government Act 1993 for more details.

