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Decided: The minute describes as agreed the principle of moving the single point of entry for children's emotional wellbeing referrals from CAMHS into the councils' front-door services. The minute does not give a date or a vote on this.
RESOLVED- That the Police and Crime Panel (PCP) is assured that the grant is utilised to undertake the key deliverables as follows: (i) The PCP is able to carry out its scrutiny functions and responsibilities as set out in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011. (ii) The PCP continues to fulfil their statutory responsibilities, meeting in public and making necessary reports on the Police and Crime Commissioner’s decisions and actions. (iii) The PCP continues to provide effective scrutiny of the Police and Crime Commissioner and ensuring transparency to the public.
RESOLVED- That the minutes of the meeting held on 15 June 2026 be approved as a correct record.
RESOLVED- That the Police and Crime Commissioner’s update for May 2026 be noted.
RESOLVED- That the forward work programme be approved.
RESOLVED- That the contents of the presentation on the work of the Regional Organised Crime Unit be noted.
RESOLVED- That the Finance Update for the 2025/2026 accounts, including revenue as at period 3 (to 30 June 2026) and capital as at quarter 1 (to 30 June 2026), be noted.
Decided: The Committee noted the list of local authority school governor vacancies it had received.
Decided: The Committee did not make the appointments itself. The Council must approve them.
Decided: The committee agreed that the Chair would write to the Cabinet Member with its observations on the way forward. The committee made no decision on the report itself, which goes to Cabinet on 17 September.
Decided: The committee agreed that the Chair would write to the Cabinet Member with its observations on the way forward. The public was excluded for the discussion of appendices B, C, F and G, because they contain information that the law allows councils to keep private.