Mayoral Protocols and Diary

Inviting the Mayor to a function

To invite the Mayor to a function please contact the Mayor's Office

Tel 020 8489 2962
Fax 020 8881 5218
Email mayors.office@haringey.gov.uk

Or write to

The Mayor's Parlour
Civic Centre
High Road
Wood Green
N22 8LE

or use the Mayoral Engagement form in the attached files section below.

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Protocol for the Mayor

The Mayor is the first citizen of the borough and therefore certain protocol is followed:

The office of Mayor is apolitical and represents the borough at all Civic and Ceremonial occasions. The Mayor is by charter “The first citizen” and takes precedence over all other dignitaries in the borough except for Her Majesty the Queen, members of the Royal family and the Lord-Lieutenant.

The Deputy Lieutenant for Haringey is Rosemary Warne MBE DL, and represents the Lord Lieutenant’s office. All invitations for the Deputy Lieutenant should be sent c/o the Mayor’s office.

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The Mayor’s Role - Speeches

The role of the Mayor is to assist you in celebrating and recognising achievements and milestones. As the first Citizen the protocol should be for the Mayor to formally open an event or welcome guests or maybe present awards. Given the numerous and varied events each year we appreciate that every function is unique. Please feel free to contact the Mayor’s PA if you need to discuss arrangements. If the Mayor is asked to speak then background information is always welcome.

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How to address the Mayor

The formal title The Mayor is given irrespective of whether the Mayor is female or male. When introducing the Mayor or addressing him at a function the title “Mister Mayor” is used. The Mayor's consort is Lance Chinnian.

If the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Bernice Vanier, is attending, on behalf of the Mayor then the formal title is “Madam Deputy Mayor”. More formally “The Worshipful the Mayor of Haringey” can be used when printing publications and invitation cards.

Timing of Functions

To help us plan the Mayor's diary we ask that you give some consideration to the most suitable arrival time and the departure time for the Mayor. It may be important for the Mayor to arrive just before a formal opening to allow time to get everyone into position or for the Mayor to arrive at a specific point during a function.

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Arriving at a Function

The Mayor should be met by someone from your organisation and escorted to the event, seat or hall as appropriate. We ask that you arrange for the Mayor to be introduced to those at the function and briefed about the order of the proceedings. If you would like a CV or background on the Mayor please contact the office.

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Parking

To allow the Mayor to arrive on time we ask you to consider the most suitable parking area. The Mayor’s chauffeur must leave the car safely parked in order to escort the Mayor into a building. If parking is restricted, please let us know or suggest a possible alternative. We would ask you to consider offering the chauffeur refreshments as a courtesy if the event is over a long period of time.

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Attached Files
FilenameFiletypeSize
mayoral engagement form .doc Microsoft Word DocumentWord61K
mayoral engagement list .doc Microsoft Excel DocumentExcel23K
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Page Last Updated: 12 August 2008

This page belongs to the following categories :
- Council, government and democracy
- Council, government and democracy > Councils > Political structure

 
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