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Resolved that: 2.1 The ‘Acting Today for a Better Tomorrow’ document, which includes the annual review of the Statement of Wellbeing and Corporate Wellbeing Plan (appendix 1) be noted, debated and supported to progress to Council for approval.
Resolved that: 2.1 The Annual Delivery Plan 2026/27 (appendix 1) be noted, debated and supported to progress to Council for approval.
Resolved that: The Report for Information be received.
Resolved that: The Report for Information be received.
No apologies for absence were received.
No Declarations of Interest were received.
The minutes of the meeting held on Thursday, 14 May 2026 were accepted as a true record.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: 2.1 The ‘Acting Today for a Better Tomorrow’ document, which includes the annual review of the Statement of Wellbeing and Corporate Wellbeing Plan (appendix 1) be noted, debated and supported to progress to Council for approval.
Presented by the Leader, Councillor Brent Carter. Resolved that: 2.1 The ‘Acting Today for a Better Tomorrow’ document, which includes the annual review of the Statement of Wellbeing and Corporate Wellbeing Plan (appendix 1) be noted, debated and supported to progress to Council for approval.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: 2.1 The Annual Delivery Plan 2026/27 (appendix 1) be noted, debated and supported to progress to Council for approval.
Presented by the Leader, Councillor Brent Carter. Resolved that: 2.1 The Annual Delivery Plan 2026/27 (appendix 1) be noted, debated and supported to progress to Council for approval.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: The Report for Information be received.
Resolved that: The Report for Information be received.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: The Report for Information be received.
Resolved that: The Report for Information be received.
There was no other business deemed urgent by the Chair.
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