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Summary
The Swansea Council committee meeting on Monday 24 June 2024 focused on several key issues, including the review of the Partneriaeth Risk Register, the discussion of Priority 4 initiatives, and the Curriculum for Wales (CfW) support. Decisions were made to adopt the updated risk register and to proceed with the proposed actions under Priority 4.
Partneriaeth Risk Register
The committee reviewed the Partneriaeth Risk Register, which outlines potential risks and mitigation strategies for the council's initiatives. Key risks identified included funding uncertainties and potential delays in project timelines. The committee decided to adopt the updated risk register, with Councillor G noting,
The comprehensive nature of this register ensures that we are well-prepared to address any challenges that may arise.
The adoption was unanimous, reflecting the council's commitment to proactive risk management.
Priority 4 Initiatives
The discussion on Priority 4 initiatives centred around enhancing community engagement and improving local infrastructure. The committee reviewed the detailed plans and agreed to move forward with the proposed actions. Councillor H highlighted the importance of these initiatives by stating,
Investing in our community infrastructure is crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and ensuring sustainable development.
The decision to proceed was supported by a majority, with only minor concerns about budget allocations being raised.
Curriculum for Wales (CfW) Support
The committee also discussed the Curriculum for Wales (CfW) support, focusing on the resources and training required for effective implementation. The need for additional funding and professional development for teachers was emphasised. Councillor J remarked,
Providing our educators with the necessary tools and training is essential for the successful rollout of the new curriculum.
No formal decision was made during this session, but the committee agreed to revisit the topic in future meetings to ensure adequate support is provided.
Other Discussions
Additional topics included a brief review of the Partneriaeth Scrutiny Work Programme 2023-2024 and the Partneriaeth SCG Member Officer membership List. These items were noted without significant discussion or decisions.
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