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Decided: The Cabinet approved the revised Waste and Recycling Services Policy.
Decided: The Cabinet approved the report.
Decided: The Cabinet received the capital programme update and agreed the new projects in the report.
Decided: The Cabinet received the report.
Decided: The Cabinet received the budget monitoring report.
Decided: The Cabinet received the initial budget outlook, endorsed the proposed approach to finding savings, and noted the proposed approach to the budget consultation. It made no final budget decisions.
Decided: The Cabinet approved the revised Corporate Safeguarding Policy.
Decided: The Cabinet approved the Neurodiversity Policy.
Decided: The Cabinet received the report. The net overspend of £1.755m was met from general fund balances.
RESOLVED That Councillor Jacob Williams be elected as Chair for the remainder of the Municipal Year.
RESOLVED That it be recommended to Council that the Notice of Motion in relation to disbanding the Planning Delegation Panel be not adopted.
RESOLVED That it be recommended to Council that the Notice of Motion in relation to secret ballots be not adopted. [Councillor Joshua Beynon left the meeting at this juncture.]
RESOLVED That Council be recommended: (a) That Part 2.2.2 of section 14 of the Constitution be amended as follows to clarify the position in relation to temporary appointments at Head of Service level: 15. The appointment and dismissal of staff to include temporary appointments at Deputy Chief Officer (Head of Service) level for a period not exceeding three months. (a) That delegated authority be granted to the Monitoring Officer to make consequential amendments to the Constitution, including the terms of reference of the Senior Staff Committee and any related policies or documents. (b) That the Senior Staff Committee be notified by the Chief Executive of temporary appointments as soon as reasonably practicable. The Chair proposed, using his prerogative as Chair, that the substantive motion be approved by unanimous consent rather than taking a further vote on the amendment as no objections were raised, and the Committee unanimously agreed to recommend the proposed constitutional change to Council.