Council members list available in French 

The CMM is administered by a 28-member Council composed of the following individuals:

• the mayor of Montreal and thirteen persons designated by the agglomeration of Montréal from among the members of the council of Montréal and the councils of the other municipalities located within the agglomeration;

• the mayor of Laval and two persons designated by the council of that city from among its other members;

• the mayor of Longueuil and two persons designated by the agglomeration of Longueuil from among the members of the council of Longueuil and the councils of the other municipalities located within the agglomeration;

• four mayors designated from among the mayors of the municipalities located both within the CMM and a Regional County Municipality (RCM) in the North Shore of Montreal, as follows:

• the City of Mirabel and the RCM of Deux-Montagnes, together, designate one member;
• the RCM of Thérèse-De Blainville designates one member;
• the RCM of Les Moulins designates one member;
• the RCM of L'Assomption designates one member.

• four mayors designated from among the mayors of the municipalities located both within the CMM and a Regional County Municipality (RCM) in the South Shore of Montreal, as follows:

• the RCM of Roussillon designates one member;
• the RCM of Lajemmerais designates one member;
• the RCM of La Vallée-du-Richelieu and the RCM of Rouville, together, designate one member;
• the RCM of Beauharnois-Salaberry and the RCM of Vaudreuil-Soulanges, together, designate one member.

The mayor of Montreal chairs both the Council and the Executive Committee. The Vice-Chair replaces the Chair when the latter is unable to act.

The meetings of the Council are public. Each meeting includes a period during which the persons present may address questions to the members of the Council. The Council shall, before the start of each year, establish the schedule of its regular meetings by fixing the date and time of each meeting. The Council may also convene special meetings, as needed.

The Council exercises all the powers attributed by law to the CMM. Its internal management procedures and rules of discussion are set out in by-laws. Nine members constitute a quorum at meetings of the Council. The Council may delegate certain powers to the Executive Committee.