City of Perth councilors are set to consider a plan to allow elected members business-class flights and extended hotel stays bankrolled by ratepayers.

As WAtoday journalist Jesinta Burton has outlined, city officers are auditing the council's three-year-old travel and entitlements policy as more public scrutiny is placed on how councilors use ratepayer's money.

City of Perth councilors are set to consider a plan to allow elected members business-class flights and extended hotel stays bankrolled by ratepayers.
As <a href="https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/business-class-flights-hotel-stays-city-of-perth-councillors-mull-fresh-job-perks-policy-20240216-p5f5ji.html">WAtoday journalist Jesinta Burton has outlined</a>, city officers are auditing the council's three-year-old travel and entitlements policy as more public scrutiny is placed on how councilors use ratepayer's money.

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