Haisla Nation Council is the elected decision-making body that sets the overall direction of the Haisla Nation in economic, organizational and community planning.  Two committees are branches of Council:

The Executive Committee (EC)

• The EC acts as an intermediary body to ensure the operational side of the organization is performing in a satisfactory way through monitoring. The role of the EC is to set the expectations and monitor the performance of the Administration.  The EC is accountable to elected Chief and Council, and primary responsibilities include developing and proposing recommendations to Council and tracking the performance of the Administration, ensuring expectations are being met.

The Stakeholders Relations Committee (SRC)

• The SRC’s role is to develop recommendations and action plans to put forward to the Council for consideration. As the name suggests, they work with external groups and stakeholders with a mission to foster the creation of positive, sustainable economic opportunities to benefit Haisla members.

The Committees meet regularly.  To streamline time and process the Committees hold their meetings together to reach their common goal of being efficient and timely.  In this streamlined process, to continue with the goal of being efficient and timely, all Duly Convened Council meetings immediately follow the Committees meeting.

Monthly Committee/Duly Convened Council meetings are scheduled for the third (3rd) Wednesday of every month unless noted otherwise. Updates will be made on the haisla.ca Calendar section if there are any changes in dates.

Questions regarding this meeting can be directed by email to the Clerk to Council, Duane Grant, at dugrant@haisla.ca.