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RESOLVED to recommend that the report be accepted and that fares are not increased at this time, primarily due to the small number of respondents to the consultation. FURTHER RESOLVED that the matter could be reconsidered if extenuating circumstances arose, such as a significant increase in fuel prices, and the Committee asked that such a request be supported by at least 10% of the Hackney Carriage drivers for further the matter to be considered again.
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Apologies for absence were received from:- Councillor Peter Baldwin (Vice-Chair) Councillor Derrick Bevan Councillor Malcolm Cross Councillor Gareth A. Davies Councillor Malcolm Day Councillor David Wilkshire
There were no declarations of interest and dispensations reported.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED to recommend that the report be accepted and that fares are not increased at this time, primarily due to the small number of respondents to the consultation. FURTHER RESOLVED that the matter could be reconsidered if extenuating circumstances arose, such as a significant increase in fuel prices, and the Committee asked that such a request be supported by at least 10% of the Hackney Carriage drivers for further the matter to be considered again.
Consideration was given to the report of the Team Manager – Trading Standards & Licensing. Following discussion, it was unanimously RESOLVED to recommend that the report be accepted and that fares are not increased at this time, primarily due to the small number of respondents to the consultation. FURTHER RESOLVED that the matter could be reconsidered if extenuating circumstances arose, such as a significant increase in fuel prices, and the Committee asked that such a request be supported by at least 10% of the Hackney Carriage drivers for further the matter to be considered again.
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