Haringey Council is undertaking a comprehensive review of its constitution, including the Member Code of Conduct, to ensure the council operates with efficiency, transparency, and accountability. The review is scheduled for discussion at the London Borough of Haringey Constitution meeting on 24 November 2025.
The council's constitution outlines how the council operates, makes decisions, and ensures efficiency, transparency, and accountability. The review is expected to impact these areas, ensuring the constitution remains up-to-date and effective.
The meeting agenda includes a review of Part Five of the constitution, which details codes and protocols, including the Members Code of Conduct. This suggests the Member Code of Conduct is a key area under review.
The review will cover all aspects of the constitution, including articles, responsibilities for functions, procedure rules, codes and protocols. The constitution is divided into six parts. Part Five details codes and protocols, including the Members Code of Conduct and a protocol for complaints against members.
The agenda for the meeting included a link to the Council Structure Chart.
The review will encompass various documents, including Part 1 Summary and Explanation, Part 2 Articles, Part Three, Part Four, and Part Five. Procedure rules, including Council Procedure Rules and Committee Procedure Rules, will also be examined.