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RESOLVED to: 6.1 approve the Involvement Strategy for 2025-27. 6.2 adopt the National Principles for Public Participation in Wales, which guide the design and delivery of engagement activities to be inclusive, transparent, and effective. 6.3 establish a cross-departmental officer Task & Finish Group to support the development of a delivery plan, which will detail how we will meet the commitments made as part of the strategy across the whole Council.
RESOLVED to: 7.1 approve that officers commence consultation on the proposed 30mph speed limits as listed in the report. 7.2 approve that following consultation, an officer decision will then be made as to whether the proposals progress to advert in the form of a Public Notice pertaining to the draft Traffic Regulation Order. Any objection to the draft Order will be considered by the Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure Services through his delegated powers. 7.3 approve that officers commence a review of ‘C’ Class and Unclassified Roads and as part of this second phase, and that buffer speed limits on the approach to existing 20mph speed limit also be reviewed as to their appropriateness.
RESOLVED that the Corporate Safeguarding Annual Report 2023/24 & 2024/25 be approved.
RESOLVED that the Mid & West Wales Safeguarding Children and Adults Boards Annual Report 2023-24 be received.
RESOLVED that the Neonatal Care Leave and Pay Policy be approved and paid in at normal contractual pay line with option 2.
An apology for absence was received from Councillor D. Price.
There were no declarations of personal interests.
UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the minutes of the meeting of the Cabinet held on the 31 March, 2025 be signed as a correct record.
The Chair advised that no questions on notice had been submitted by members.
The Chair advised that no public questions had been received.
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RESOLVED to: 6.1 approve the Involvement Strategy for 2025-27. 6.2 adopt the National Principles for Public Participation in Wales, which guide the design and delivery of engagement activities to be inclusive, transparent, and effective. 6.3 establish a cross-departmental officer Task & Finish Group to support the development of a delivery plan, which will detail how we will meet the commitments made as part of the strategy across the whole Council.
The Cabinet received for consideration the draft Involvement Strategy 2025-27, which outlined how the Council would involve residents through consultation and engagement. It was noted that the strategy was underpinned by several legislative acts, including the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015, the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014, the Equality Act 2010, the Welsh Language Measure (Wales) 2011, Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and Social Partnership and Procurement Act 2023. It also followed best practice and national standards such as the Children and Young People’s National Participation Standards and the National Principles for Public Engagement in Wales. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED to: 6.1 approve the Involvement Strategy for 2025-27. 6.2 adopt the National Principles for Public Participation in Wales, which guide the design and delivery of engagement activities to be inclusive, transparent, and effective. 6.3 establish a cross-departmental officer Task & Finish Group to support the development of a delivery plan, which will detail how we will meet the commitments made as part of the strategy across the whole Council.
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RESOLVED to: 7.1 approve that officers commence consultation on the proposed 30mph speed limits as listed in the report. 7.2 approve that following consultation, an officer decision will then be made as to whether the proposals progress to advert in the form of a Public Notice pertaining to the draft Traffic Regulation Order. Any objection to the draft Order will be considered by the Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure Services through his delegated powers. 7.3 approve that officers commence a review of ‘C’ Class and Unclassified Roads and as part of this second phase, and that buffer speed limits on the approach to existing 20mph speed limit also be reviewed as to their appropriateness.
The Cabinet received for consideration a report that detailed the Welsh Government revised 20mph guidance and the risk assessment approach undertaken to determine any changes to the speed limits following the Welsh Government’s ‘listening programme’. It was noted that the next steps would be for officers to commence consultation on the proposed 30mph speed limits listed in the report, this process would include seeking the views of the statutory stakeholders which include the local member, Community/Town Council, Police, Fire Service, Ambulance Services, Freight and Haulage Associations and relevant bus operator. Whilst not statutory, it was recommended that a letter drop to properties directly affected by the speed limit increase is undertaken to ensure that all those directly affected are able to have their views considered. Following consultation, a decision would then be made as to whether the proposals progress to advert in the form of a Public Notice pertaining to the draft Traffic Regulation Order. The draft Order would then be open to comment/objection by the wider community. Any objection to the draft Order would be considered by the Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure Services. Subject to the decision of the Cabinet Member the draft Order would either be withdrawn and the 20mph speed limit remain or the Order to introduce a 30mph would be made operational. During 2025/26 Officers will undertake a review of ‘C’ Class and Unclassified Roads and as part of a second phase, and that buffer speed limits on the approach to existing 20mph speed limit also be reviewed as to their appropriateness. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED to: 7.1 approve that officers commence consultation on the proposed 30mph speed limits as listed in the report. 7.2 approve that following consultation, an officer decision will then be made as to whether the proposals progress to advert in the form of a Public Notice pertaining to the draft Traffic Regulation Order. Any objection to the draft Order will be considered by the Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure Services through his delegated powers. 7.3 approve that officers commence a review of ‘C’ Class and Unclassified Roads and as part of this second phase, and that buffer speed limits on the approach to existing 20mph speed limit also be reviewed as to their appropriateness.
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RESOLVED that the Corporate Safeguarding Annual Report 2023/24 & 2024/25 be approved.
Cabinet considered the Corporate Safeguarding Annual Report 2023/24 and 2024/25. The report highlighted the actions taken in response to Audit Wales recommendations and the ongoing work undertaken to enhance the corporate arrangements for safeguarding children and adults. To ensure the Council fulfils its Corporate Safeguarding commitments the Corporate Safeguarding Group had agreed the following thematic areas of focus: · Safe Governance · Safe Workplace and Workforce · Safe Practice and Performance · Safe Partnerships The report provided an update on the work undertaken in relation to each of the thematic areas over the course of 2023/24 and 2024/25 and identified ongoing areas for action in 2025/2026. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the Corporate Safeguarding Annual Report 2023/24 & 2024/25 be approved.
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RESOLVED that the Mid & West Wales Safeguarding Children and Adults Boards Annual Report 2023-24 be received.
Cabinet considered the Mid & West Wales Safeguarding Children and Adults Boards Annual Report 2023-24. The report outlined the progress that had been made against the outcomes set by CYSUR and CWMPAS as part of the joint Annual Strategic Plan for the year 2023-24. It was noted that the Mid & West Wales Safeguarding Board had been commissioned by the Welsh Government to develop training materials and resources to support the development of the Single Unified Safeguarding Review Framework in Wales. Reference was made to the ceremony that was attended and addressed by the Chief Social Care Officer for Wales (Albert Heaney CBE) who said ‘’As Chief Social Care Officer for Wales, I am delighted that we are all taking the time to recognise the vital work our safeguarding professionals are doing. Their dedication to providing support and protection for the most vulnerable individuals across Mid and West Wales is to be commended.’’ UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the Mid & West Wales Safeguarding Children and Adults Boards Annual Report 2023-24 be received.
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RESOLVED that the Neonatal Care Leave and Pay Policy be approved and paid in at normal contractual pay line with option 2.
The Cabinet received for consideration the Neonatal Care Leave and Pay Policy which replaces the Authority’s Premature Birth and Hospitalisation Scheme in line with the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act that came into effect on 6th April 2025. The policy set out the rights of employees to neonatal care leave and pay following the birth or adoption of a child. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the Neonatal Care Leave and Pay Policy be approved and paid in at normal contractual pay line with option 2.
The Chair advised that there were no items of urgent business.
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