Action Log Update
RESOLVED That the updates be noted.
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RESOLVED That the updates be noted.
Decided: Three items were deferred: Local Authority Allotments to September, the six-monthly vandalism update to November, and the Housing Strategy update to November. An update on enviro-crime was added for November.
Decided: The Committee noted the progress made by the Task and Finish Group and supported the proposed enviro-crime model. It approved officer progress on seven points: an internal officers' group by April 2026; fly-tipping cameras by July 2026; a business case for more internal staff to Cabinet in autumn 2026; mapping internal opportunities by July 2026; exploring external back-office systems by June 2026; a holistic review of the phased approach; and dog restriction recommendations to Cabinet in September 2026. This year's dog restrictions will follow a 'warning and informing' approach, meaning warnings rather than fines, with no changes to the rules.
Decided: The Committee noted the progress made by the multi-agency working group. It asked for the Task and Finish Group to be reconvened to discuss financial support and options for horses that have been removed. It also asked for a final report to a future meeting.
Decided: The Committee noted the update. It asked for a further update later in the year and then annually. It also asked that the latest group minutes be shared with members and included in future updates.
Decided: The Committee referred two requests to Cabinet. First, that Cabinet review Parc Gwyn's fees and charges, especially for direct cremation, to keep prices competitive and broadly in line with neighbouring crematoria. Second, that Cabinet commission a full review of the crematorium's future operating model, with findings to come back to this Committee before any final Cabinet decision. The motion was carried with no votes against.
Decided: The committee voted 4 for, 4 against, with one abstention. The Chair's casting vote carried the motion, so the committee does not endorse making the order permanent and recommends that Cabinet reviews all options further. The recommendation is not binding but goes to Cabinet with the report.
Decided: The committee asked for a copy of the officers' slide deck and for an all-Members workshop on the topic to be arranged.
Decided: The Committee's comments on the month 10 report are to be referred to Cabinet. The minute does not record what those comments were.
Decided: The report was referred back to its author, to return to the Committee at the earliest opportunity. A proposal asking Cabinet to revisit alternative options in the Catholic school closure programme was lost on a vote.
RESOLVED: That the Committee notes the progress which has been made.
Decided: The Committee approved the Forward Work Programme. It also authorised the Democratic Services Manager, in consultation with the Chair, to vary the programme between meetings.
Decided: The Committee recommended that Cabinet adopt the new AI Policy from 1 April 2026, subject to Cabinet considering the issues raised in the debate first. Councillor Claydon's proposal, which included a review every six months, was amended by Councillor Swash and carried; the minute does not record the change.
RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meeting held on 12 February 2026 be approved as a correct record.
Decided: The Committee acknowledged the risks on the register. It was assured that the mitigating actions for each risk are adequate to manage it.
Decided: The Committee considered and commented on the draft Part 2 document, with the recommendation supported as amended. The minute does not record the comments made.
Decided: The Committee noted the Gender Pay Gap Report for 2025. The report will be sent to the Gender Pay Gap Service and published by 31 March 2026.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report and asked that future annual reports include crime performance measures and a map showing where crimes happen. It also asked for further data on the 'Don't Steal My Future' sessions run by RASASC Wales, and for data on the number of VAWDASV training sessions and people trained, to be included in future annual reports. It urged Cyngor Gwynedd to proceed to obtain 'Trauma Informed Council' accreditation.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report and agreed to recommend to the Cabinet Member for the Environment that the Council consider intensifying training and campaigns on the importance of recycling. It also agreed to recommend that the Council consider introducing penalties for failing to recycle properly.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report, noting the observations made during the discussion.
AGREED the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report and supported the draft Strategic Equality Plan Annual Report 2025/26 before it is published on 1 April 2026.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report. Members scrutinised the treasury management activity in 2025/26 and did not consider any changes to the agreed treasury strategies and performance indicators.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report and recommended the Capital Strategy for 2026/27 to Council for approval.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report. They did not consider any amendments before the statements go to Council for formal approval.
Decided: The Committee accepted the report and agreed the Forward Work Programme for the Corporate Governance and Resources Scrutiny Committee.
Decided: Councillor Keith Evans was elected Chairman of the Committee for the 2026/27 council year. The vote was unanimous.
Decided: Councillor Marc Davies was elected Vice-Chairman of the Committee for the 2026/27 council year. The vote was unanimous.
Decided: Councillor Gwyn Wigley Evans was elected Chairman of the Committee for the 2026/27 council year, which is the municipal year from 15 May 2026. The vote was unanimous.
Decided: Councillor Wyn Evans was elected Vice-Chairman of the Committee for the 2026/27 council year, which is the municipal year from 15 May 2026. The vote was unanimous.