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Membership Council minutes

Published meeting records from WAHTN’s Membership Council.

Meeting records

The Membership Council brings together representatives from every WAHTN Partner Organisation to discuss strategic objectives, collaboration opportunities and sector updates. Records are listed below with the newest meeting first.

2026

10 February 2026: minutes and presentations (PDF) →

2025

21 October 2025: minutes and presentations (PDF) →

26 March 2025: minutes (PDF) →

These documents record the position at the time of each meeting. For current organisational information, refer to the Governance and Board page.

Governance and Board →

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