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Standards & Ethics Committee
Members' Use of Council IT for Political Group Meetings
RESOLVED to: 1) Recommend to Council: (a) that authorisation be given to allow Members to use Council IT equipment to hold and or join political group meetings held remotely (fully or partly), in accordance with an agreed code of practice; and (b) the Members’ Code of Conduct be amended as set out in paragraph 15 of the report; 2) Agree its comments be addressed in the code of practice to be put in place in relation to the use of Council resources for political group meetings; 3) Delegate authority to the Monitoring Officer, in consultation with the Chair, the Head of Democratic Services, t…
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Members' Use of Council IT for Political Group Meetings.
RESOLVED: Council AGREED to: • approve the amendment of the Members’ Code of Conduct, as set out in paragraph 14 of the report; • approve the draft Protocol for the Use of Council Hybrid Meetings IT Equipment for Political Group Meetings, appended to the report as Appendix A; • Instruct the Director of Governance and Legal Services and Monitoring Officer to update the Constitution accordingly, and issue the requisite notifications in relation to the amendment of the Members’ Code of Conduct, as set out in paragraph 18 of the report; and Delegate authority to the Director of Governance and…
Cardiff Council Constitution
Annex 2 - Protocol for the use of Council hybrid meetings IT equipment for political group meetings
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Cardiff Council Constitution
Annex 2 - Protocol for the use of Council hybrid meetings IT equipment for political group meetings
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Cardiff Council Constitution
Annex 2 - Protocol for the use of Council hybrid meetings IT equipment for political group meetings
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
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