Cabinet

The decisions as the council's minutes record them. A plain-language summary follows once it has been written.

1. Corporate Risk Register 2023-24 Quarters 3

   Resolved that: Progress on the management of the Council’s Corporate Risks and the Progress Report for the Corporate Risk Register be approved.

2. Revenue Budget Monitoring 2023/24 – Month 11

   Resolved that: The Revenue Budget Monitoring Report for the 2023/24 financial year based on Month 11 projections be noted.

3. CIW Inspection Reports for internally run MTCBC Care Homes

   Resolved that: The report for Information be received.

1. 1

   Apologies for absence

   Minute

   No apologies for absence were received.

2. 2

   Declarations of Interest

   Minute

   No Declarations of Interest were made.

3. 3

   Corporate Risk Register 2023-24 Quarters 3

   Decision as recorded

   Resolved that: Progress on the management of the Council’s Corporate Risks and the Progress Report for the Corporate Risk Register be approved.

   Minute

   Resolved that: Progress on the management of the Council’s Corporate Risks and the Progress Report for the Corporate Risk Register be approved.

   Papers: EC - Corporate Risk Register 2023-24 Quarters 3, IIA
4. 4

   Revenue Budget Monitoring 2023/24 – Month 11

   Decision as recorded

   Resolved that: The Revenue Budget Monitoring Report for the 2023/24 financial year based on Month 11 projections be noted.

   Minute

   Resolved that: The Revenue Budget Monitoring Report for the 2023/24 financial year based on Month 11 projections be noted.

   Papers: Committee Report, IIA
5. 5

   CIW Inspection Reports for internally run MTCBC Care Homes

   Decision as recorded

   Resolved that: The report for Information be received.

   Minute

   Resolved that: The report for Information be received.

   Papers: Committee Report, IIA, Appendix 1, Appendix 2, Appendix 3, Appendix 4, Appendix 5, Appendix 6
6. 6

   Any Other Business Deemed Urgent by the Chair

   Minute

   Retirement The Chair advised that Mair Morgan Democratic Services Officer was retiring and thanked her for her Service over the years.

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• Andrew Barry, Vice-ChairIndependentPresent
• Geraint Thomas, ChairIndependentPresent
• Clive Jones, OthermbrsLabourRecorded
• Darren Roberts, OthermbrsLabourRecorded
• Julia Jenkins, Committee MemberIndependentPresent
• Michelle Symonds, Committee MemberIndependentPresent

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