South East England Councils (SEEC) represents some 90% of the 74 unitary, county and district and borough councils across the region.  SEEC All-member meetings are an opportunity for councillors from all member councils to meet to make decisions on matters affecting South East local authorities and to receive updates on key policy issues affecting our area, such as funding, the economy, housing, Europe, migration and transport.

The meetings reflect SEEC's wide remit, which includes effective representation of local authority interests on issues affecting South East councils. SEEC works to four principles: To strive for a fair funding deal for the South East; Promote the South East's position as a leading global economy; Act as a single democratic voice for South East interests; and Monitor the pulse of the South East. 

SEEC All-member meetings are held  three times a year at various locations, usually in London but sometimes elsewhere in the region.  The agendas and papers for past and future meetings can be downloaded below.