The Scrutiny Inquiry Panel on the Cost of Living heard evidence from Swansea Council for Voluntary Service (SCVS), with Amanda Carr attending and Cabinet Member Alyson Anthony also present. The questions covered rising living costs, demand on voluntary groups, gaps in support, partnership working and the Poverty Truth Commission. The minute records no decisions, and the discussion will feed into the Panel's findings report.
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Minutes of the 1 and 29 June were agreed as a correct record.
No public questions were received.
The Director of Swansea Council for Voluntary Service, Swansea Amanda Carr attended the meeting to discuss a set of questions the Panel sent to her in advance of the meeting. Also in attendance was the Cabinet Member Alyson Anthony. The report and the discussion arising will form part of the Inquiry Findings Report and this will be brought back to the Panel at the end of the evidence gathering phase of the inquiry. It will then be considered alongside all the other evidence gathered when discussing and agreeing the Inquiry conclusions and recommendations.
The next meeting will take place on the 23 September at 10.30am.
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