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Published: 02 September 2019

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On Wednesday Enfield Council's Councillor Conduct Committee will meet to consider the appeal launched by the council's leader, Cllr Nesil Caliskan, against the findings of the council's monitoring officer that she had breached the council's code of conduct and that some of her actions "amounted to bullying".

The meeting, held in public, will take place on 4th September at 6.30pm at the Civic Centre.

The paperwork for the meeting, published on the council website, includes considerable detail regarding the allegations, the monitoring officer's investigations and the grounds for the appeal.