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Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
RESOLVED – T H A T the use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers as contained within the report be noted. Reason for decision Having regard to the Council’s Constitution.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
RESOLVED – T H A T the use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers as contained within the report be noted. Reason for decision Having regard to the Council’s Constitution.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of Chief Executive Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
No decision recorded for this item.
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
RESOLVED – T H A T the use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers as contained within the report be noted. Reason for decision Having regard to the Council’s Constitution.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Use of the Chief Executive’s Emergency Powers.
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
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