Purpose

Toa) Continue to work with the Health and Wellbeing Board and engage with the Integrated Care Partnership and its sub-system to ensure that public agencies and others can come together to address the strategic issues affecting Cambridge City and that the concerns of Cambridge citizens are heard.b) Continue to work with partners within the framework of the Cambridge Community Safety Partnership, identifying local priorities and taking action that will make a positive difference to the safety of communities in the city.

Content

Matter for Decision

The
Officer’s report provided an annual report on the work of the key strategic
partnerships that the Council was involved in; and covers the recent decisions
on the Cambridge & Peterborough Combined Authority.

 

Decision
of Executive Councillor for Health and Community Safety

     
i.         
Agreed to work more closely with the Health and
Wellbeing Board and Integrated Care Partnership and its sub-system (as detailed
in paragraphs 3.42 – 3.46 of the Officer’s report) to ensure that the City
Council’s role in prevention and wellbeing working in partnership with other
public agencies could address the health needs and concerns of Cambridge
residents.

    
ii.         
Agreed to continue to work with partners within
the framework of the Cambridge Community Safety Partnership (as detailed in
paragraphs 3.47 – 3.53 of the Officer’s report), identifying local priorities
and taking action that would make a positive difference to the safety of
communities in the city.

 

Reason for the Decision

As set out in the Officer’s report.

 

Any Alternative Options Considered and Rejected

Not applicable.

 

Scrutiny Considerations

The Committee received a report from the Assistant Chief
Executive.

 

In response to the report Councillors asked for details
about partnerships covered by sections of the report to be discussed by
Strategy and Resources Scrutiny Committee 1 July. The Assistant Chief Executive
and Leader of the Council undertook to respond to questions at Strategy and
Resources Scrutiny Committee 1 July.

 

The Committee unanimously resolved to endorse the
recommendations.

 

The Executive Councillor approved the recommendations.

 

Conflicts
of Interest Declared by the Executive Councillor (and any Dispensations
Granted)

No
conflicts of interest were declared by the Executive Councillor.