Appointments to Committees / Sub-Committees / Groups / Panels and Other Bodies
May 17, 2023 Council (Other) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
...to allocate committee seats to political groups, make appointments to committees and other bodies, dissolve the Regeneration & Renewal Scrutiny Committee, rename several scrutiny committees, delegate authority to make amendments to committee memberships, and agree to appoint all non-cabinet members as substitutes to all bodies.
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Content
1. That the following be
agreed:
a)
the allocation of Committee / Sub-Committee / Group
/ Panel seats to Political Groups; and
b)
appointments to Committees / Sub-Committees / Groups
/ Panels and Other Bodies as set out in Annex B.
2.
That authority be delegated to the Director –
Law and Governance, (upon the written
instruction of the appropriate Group Leader and in consultation
with the Leaders of other Political Groups) to make amendments to
membership of the Council’s Committees / Sub-Committees /
Groups / Panels and Other Bodies.
3.
That Regeneration & Renewal Scrutiny Committee
be dissolved.
4.
That the following committees be renamed as set out
below and that revised Terms of Reference, alongside consequential
amendments to the Council’s Overview and Scrutiny Procedure
Rules be subsequently reviewed and approved by full Council in
June:
a)
Strategic
Placemaking Scrutiny Committee - Environment & Public Realm
Scrutiny Committee;
b)
Community and Housing Scrutiny
Committee - Housing, Planning and Placemaking Scrutiny
Committee; and
c) Scrutiny Management Committee - Corporate Oversight &
Scrutiny Management Committee.
5.
That Council notes that:
a)
neither Strategic Placemaking Scrutiny Committee,
Community and Housing Scrutiny Committee, or Scrutiny Management
Committee were due to meet until July 2023; and
b)
there is no existing procedural requirement that
members of Scrutiny Management Committee comprise membership of
other Scrutiny Chairs.
6.
That a report be prepared for Council in January
2024 setting out the impact, effect and any subsequent
recommendations with regard to the Council’s revised scrutiny
structure.
7.
That the Council agree to appoint all members of the Council (with the exception of
Cabinet members to the Audit Committee and Scrutiny Committees), as
substitutes to all bodies listed above, noting the requirement for
councillors to be trained before participating in meetings of the
Planning Committee, Licensing Committee and Regulatory
Committee.
8.
That the Council agree the exemption of the Chief
Officer Appointments Panel from the political balance provisions in
the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 and Local Government
(Committees and Political Groups) Regulations 1990.
9.
That authority be delegated to the Chief Executive
(in consultation with and in line with the wishes of) the Leaders
of Political Groups, to appoint a panel of five members to the
Appointments Panel for Directors as follows: one member per
Political Group; one member of the Cabinet and the Chief
Executive/Deputy Chief Executive.
Annex
B
Audit
Committee (11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Geary
1. Bailey
1. Cannon
2. Hearnshaw
2. Brown
2. Clarke
3. Wardle
3. Hussain
3. Crooks
4. McBride
5. Smith
Budget and Resources Scrutiny Committee
(9)
Conservative (3)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat (2)
1. Geary
1. Hume
1. Cannon
2. Verma
2. M Khan
2. Clarke
3. Wardle
3. Long
4. McBride
Budget and Resources Scrutiny Committee Call-in Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat (2)
1. Geary
1. Hume
1. Cannon
2. Verma
2. M Khan
2. Clarke
3. Wardle
3. Long
4. McBride
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis
Chief
Officer Appointments Panel (3/5)
Conservative (1/2)
Labour (1/2)
Liberal Democrat (1/1)
1.Group Leader Nomination
1. Cabinet Member
1. Group Leader Nomination
2.Group Leader Nomination
2. Group Leader Nomination
Children and Young People Scrutiny Committee
(11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. D Hopkins
1. Fuller
1. Adewale
2. V Hopkins
2. Kendrick
2. Bell
3. Muzammil
3. N Khan
3. Oguntola
4. Mahendran
5. McQuillan
Children and Young People Scrutiny Committee
Call-in Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. D Hopkins
1. Fuller
1. Adewale
2. V Hopkins
2. Kendrick
2. Bell
3. Muzammil
3. N Khan
3. Oguntola
4. Mahendran
5. McQuillan
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis
Corporate Oversight and Scrutiny Management
Committee (11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. D Hopkins
1. Bailey
1. Cannon
2. Muzammil
2. Brown
2. Crooks
3. Verma
3. Hume
3. Ferrans
4. Nayee
5. Priestley
Corporate Oversight and Scrutiny Management
Committee Call-in Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. D Hopkins
1. Bailey
1. Cannon
2. Muzammil
2. Brown
2. Crooks
3. Verma
3. Hume
3. Ferrans
4. Nayee
5. Priestley
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis
Health and
Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee (9)
Conservative (3)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat (2)
1. Andrew
1. Bailey
1. Adewale
2. Hall
2. N Khan
2. Oguntola
3. Hearnshaw
3. Long
4. Whitworth
Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee
Call-in Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat (2)
1. Andrew
1. Bailey
1. Adewale
2. Hall
2. N Khan
2. Oguntola
3. Hearnshaw
3. Long
4. Whitworth
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis
Housing, Planning and Placemaking Scrutiny Committee
(11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Andrew
1. Brown
1. Adewale
2. McLean
2. Fuller
2. A Carr
3. Taylor
3. M Khan
3. Ferrans
4. McBride
5. Whitworth
Housing, Planning and Placemaking
Scrutiny Committee Call-in Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Andrew
1. Brown
1. Adewale
2. McLean
2. Fuller
2. A Carr
3. Taylor
3. M Khan
3. Ferrans
4. McBride
5. Whitworth
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis
Health and Wellbeing Board / Health & Care
Partnership (4)
Conservative (1)
Labour (2)
Liberal Democrat (1)
1. Group Leader
1. Leader of the Council
1. Group Leader
2. Portfolio Holder for Adults
Joint Negotiating Committee (Employers Side)
(9)
Conservative (3)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat (2)
1.
Hall
1.
Darlington
1. R
Bradburn
2. D
Hopkins
2. N
Khan
2. J
Carr
3. Imran
3.
Middleton
4.
Wilson-Marklew
Licensing Committee (11)
Conservative (4)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat
(3)
1. Lancaster
1. Kendrick
1. R Bradburn
2. McLean
2. McQuillan
2. A Carr
3. Rolfe
3. Nayee
3. Exon
4. Taylor
4. Priestley
Licensing
Sub-Committee
Conservative (4)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat
(3)
1. Lancaster
1. Kendrick
1. R Bradburn
2. McLean
2. McQuillan
2. A Carr
3. Rolfe
3. Nayee
3. Exon
4. Taylor
4. Priestley
Three members selected
Planning
Committee (11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Lancaster
1. Ahmad
1. Bell
2. McLean
2. Hussain
2. Clarke
3. Taylor
3. Mahendran
3. Exon
4. Petchey
5. Smith
Named Substitutes
1. Andrew
1. Bailey
1. K Bradburn
2. Andrews
2. Brown
2. R Bradburn
3. Hall
3. Kendrick
3. Trendall
4. Middleton
5. Nayee
Planning Panel
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Lancaster
1. Ahmad
1. Bell
2. McLean
2. Hussain
2. Clarke
3. Taylor
3. Mahendran
3. Exon
4. Petchey
5. Smith
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis
Public Realm and Environment Scrutiny Committee
(11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Andrews
1. Ahmad
1. K Bradburn
2. De Villiers
2. M Khan
2. A Carr
3. Rolfe
3. Nayee
3. Crooks
4. Petchey
5. Smith
Public Realm and Environment Scrutiny Committee
Call-in Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Andrews
1. Ahmad
1. K Bradburn
2. De Villiers
2. M Khan
2. A Carr
3. Rolfe
3. Nayee
3. Crooks
4. Petchey
5. Smith
Five members selected on a politically proportional
basis.
Regulatory
Committee (11)
Conservative (4)
Labour (4)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Lancaster
1. Kendrick
1. R Bradburn
2. McLean
2. McQuillan
2. A Carr
3. Rolfe
3. Nayee
3. Exon
4. Taylor
4. Priestley
Regulatory Sub-Committee
Conservative (4)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. Lancaster
1. Kendrick
1. R Bradburn
2. McLean
2. McQuillan
2. A Carr
3. Rolfe
3. Nayee
3. Exon
4. Taylor
4. Priestley
Three members selected
Standards
Committee (11)
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. De Villiers
1. Ahmad
1. Cannon
2. Geary
2. Fuller
2. Crooks
3. Imran
3. Hume
3. McPake
4. Petchey
5. Whitworth
Standards Sub-Committee
Conservative (3)
Labour (5)
Liberal Democrat (3)
1. De Villiers
1. Ahmad
1. Cannon
2. Geary
2. Fuller
2. Crooks
3. Imran
3. Hume
3. McPake
4. Petchey
5. Whitworth
Three members selected on a politically proportional
basis
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APPOINTMENTS TO OTHER BODIES
Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Fire Authority
(5)
Conservative (2)
Labour (2)
Liberal Democrat (1)
1. D
Hopkins
1.
Darlington
1.
Exon
2.
McLean
2.
Fuller
Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny
Committee
Conservative (1)
Labour (1)
Liberal Democrat (1)
1. Hearnshaw
1. N Khan
1. Oguntola
Substitutes
1. Hall
1. Long
1. Adewale
Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel
Labour / Lib Dem
1. R Bradburn (Representative)
Conservative
2. McLean (Co-opted Representative)
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Co
-optees to Children and Young People
Scrutiny Committee
Maintained Primary Schools
Georgina Thompson
Maintained Special Schools
Namrata
Anandpara
Maintained Secondary Schools
IfyOduku
Supporting Documents
Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 17 May 2023 |