Content

36.          
 
 

Work Programme
 

36.1

The Committee received a report containing the
Committee’s Work Programme for consideration and discussion.
The aim of the Work Programme is to show all known, substantive
agenda items for forthcoming meetings of the Committee, to enable
this committee, other committees, officers, partners and the public
to plan their work with and for the Committee. It was highlighted
that this is a live document and Members input to it was
invaluable.
 
It was noted that, subsequent to the
publication of the agenda papers, it was now intended that the (i)
Housing Growth Delivery Plan item be submitted to the November
meeting, rather than October.  This was
to allow for the extra work needed to support the Local Plan
examination and (ii) the Working Better Together item would now be
a broader report with a new title.
 
In addition it was proposed that the Strategy
and Resources Policy Committee agree that Waste and Street Scene
Policy Committee should consider the Gambling Act 2005 –
Statement of Principles (Gambling Policy) 2025 item at it's next
meeting on 8 November and submit the item straight to Full Council
on 4 December.

 

 

 

 

8.2

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY: That Strategy and
Resources Policy Committee:-
 
(a) agrees the Committee’s work
programme, as set out in Appendix 1, including the additions and
amendments identified in Paragraph 4 of the report;
 
(b) that the Housing Growth Delivery Plan item
be moved to the list of items for the November meeting in the Work
Programme, rather than the October meeting, as now reported;
 
(c) agrees that that Waste and Street Scene
Policy Committee should consider the Gambling Act 2005 –
Statement of Principles (Gambling Policy) 2025 item at it's next
meeting on 8 November and submit the item straight to Full Council
on 4 December;
 
(d) that it be noted that the Working Better
Together item will now be a broader report with a new title;
and
 
(e) that approval be given to the
consideration of cross cutting issues as detailed in Paragraph 5
the report.