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RESOLVED, subject to an update at the end of Quarter 2 to take into account FSA Audit recommendations: 2.1 that the Annual Performance Review (Appendix A) that had informed the service planning for 24/25 be noted. 2.2 to confirm the Service Delivery Plan for 24/25 setting out how the Authority investigates and implements official food controls, advice and education.
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Decision as recorded
RESOLVED, subject to an update at the end of Quarter 2 to take into account FSA Audit recommendations: 2.1 that the Annual Performance Review (Appendix A) that had informed the service planning for 24/25 be noted. 2.2 to confirm the Service Delivery Plan for 24/25 setting out how the Authority investigates and implements official food controls, advice and education.
The Cabinet Member considered a report that set out how the plan on how to implement official food controls, advice and education during 2024/25, including both programmed and any overdue interventions. It was noted that the plan also highlighted the Annual Performance Review for 2023/24 that had informed the service planning for 2024/25. The plan included information in relation to the following: · An assessment of performance for 2023/24 (Appendix A); · A background to Carmarthenshire; · Demands on the food service; · Planned service delivery for 2024/25, including wider functions; · Resources (including staff) to deliver the food service; · How delivery would be monitor and reviewed during the year; and · Areas for target improvement during the year. RESOLVED, subject to an update at the end of Quarter 2 to take into account FSA Audit recommendations: 2.1 that the Annual Performance Review (Appendix A) that had informed the service planning for 24/25 be noted. 2.2 to confirm the Service Delivery Plan for 24/25 setting out how the Authority investigates and implements official food controls, advice and education.
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