The Audit, Risk and Governance Committee of Lancashire County Council met on Monday 27 July 2026. The meeting focused on reviewing the council's financial statements for 2025/26, including the external audit plans for both the council and the pension fund. Key discussions also revolved around the treasury management strategy, internal audit's annual report, and the corporate risk and opportunity register. No significant decisions were explicitly recorded as being made at this meeting, as the information status was SCHEDULED_ONLY.

Constitution, Membership and Terms of Reference

The committee noted the appointment of County Councillor G Mirfin as Chair and County Councillor R Edwards as Deputy Chair for the 2026-27 municipal year. The membership of the committee, following the county council's Annual Meeting, was also noted, along with the committee's Terms of Reference. Councillor Clive Balchin raised concerns about the length and complexity of agenda packs, suggesting earlier delivery and potentially splitting meetings. Councillor Jed Murphy echoed these concerns, highlighting the impracticality of covering numerous items in a two-hour slot and suggesting splitting meetings or reducing agenda items. Councillor Mark Gill also noted the disappearance of his online annotations due to an IT failure, deeming it unacceptable for an audit committee. The Chair acknowledged these points and stated a report would be prepared for the Political Governance Working Group. Councillor Jed Mirfin proposed a rephrasing of the terms of reference to focus on existential coverage of issues rather than adequacy or effectiveness, drawing parallels to verification standards in arms control. Councillor Mark Gill supported this, stating that the committee's work is largely about an existential kind of overview. The Chair confirmed that the suggestion would be taken forward through the Political Governance Working Group.

Disclosure of Pecuniary and Non-Pecuniary Interests

Councillor Joel Tetlow declared a non-pecuniary interest as Chair of the Pensions Fund and a member of the Pensions Committee. Councillor Clive Balchin declared a non-pecuniary interest as Chair of the Pensions Fund and a member of the Pensions Committee, and also declared being a Company Director on the Northwest Fire Control Company in Warrington. Councillor Balchin also raised a point about the rationale for committee membership needing a much more hard and fast rationale, suggesting it be brought to the Political Governance Working Group.

Minutes of the Previous Meeting

The minutes of the previous meeting held on 27 April 2026 were confirmed and signed by the Chair.

Statement of Accounts 2025/26

Khadija Saeed, Head of Corporate Finance, presented the 2025/26 Statement of Accounts, noting that they were available for review and had been published on the council's website by the statutory deadline of 30 June 2026. Gary Fielding, Section 151 Officer, thanked Khadija and her team for their work. Councillor Paul Stubbins raised a concern about the capital investment programme underspending by over a third, questioning if this was common and whether the work had slipped or been discontinued. Khadija Saeed explained that the underspend was a default position and would be picked up in the following year, with Cabinet having the opportunity to review and replan. Councillor Clive Balchin raised concerns about the significant increase in the valuation of waste facilities, particularly plant and machinery, questioning the due diligence performed and noting that the valuation was not market-tested. Khadija Saeed explained that a new valuer had been appointed and used a different approach, valuing the assets on a depreciated replacement cost basis as there was no readily available market. Councillor Mark Gill expressed concern about the potential impact of these asset revaluations on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR). Gary Fielding clarified that revaluations were paper exercises and would not have a financial impact on the success of councils. Councillor Balchin requested a more detailed breakdown of the waste valuation in layman's terms. Councillor Graeme Austin questioned the valuation of the Leyland site, noting a significant decrease in value from its original cost, and asked if revenue generation from these sites was mentioned. Khadija Saeed explained that these were not business valuations and were based on service delivery rather than market value. Councillor Joel Tetlow raised concerns about the £101.6 million deficit in the Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) and the potential impact if the SEND reform plan was rejected. The council's plan to target areas to drive down the high needs budget deficit, with potential grant funding of 90%, was discussed. Councillor Mark Gill commented that the accounts were quite good despite the challenges, noting the savings challenges had reached 98% completion. He also questioned the workforce productivity index, which had decreased significantly. Councillor Rick Edwards asked about the source of demographic statistics and the projected population increase. The response indicated the Office of National Statistics (ONS) as the source. Councillor Steven Dunstan questioned the plans to address the negative reserve of £101 million for the DSG deficit. The Chair clarified that statutory override would continue until 2027-28, and plans were in place to fund the remaining 10% and stave off demand. Councillor Edwards raised concerns about the LGR boundaries and potential changes to the pension scheme. The Chair explained that the County Council would remain the administering authority, but future administration would be decided as part of LGR. Councillor Balchin questioned the valuation of County Hall and its impact on the balance sheet if it had a negative valuation. Khadija Saeed explained that valuations were done according to SIPFA codes and that a negative value would be a liability, but County Hall was not currently shown as such. Councillor Tetlow requested further details on the pensions net change to the pensions adjustment, the adoption of FRS 102 reclassification to right-of-use assets, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about investment fees, particularly those related to AI-based trading apps. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the valuation of properties, particularly in relation to LGR, and asked for the book value of County Hall. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide the valuation of County Hall. Councillor Tetlow also raised concerns about the Annual Governance Statement, specifically regarding judicial review statistics and the Compliance and Assurance Board. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide statistics on judicial reviews and summary information on the Compliance and Assurance Board. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the pensions net change, adoption of FRS 102, and the debit balance on the pension reserve. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide more fulsome notes. Councillor Tetlow also requested more detail on the period over which assets are depreciated and the impairment process. Khadija Saeed confirmed that the waste valuation was included in the covering report due to its exceptional nature. Councillor Tetlow also requested examples of capital receipts being used for revenue expenditure over a five-year period. Khadija Saeed stated that capital receipts had not been used for revenue expenditure. Councillor Tetlow also asked for more methodology on the projected unit method for retirement benefits. Khadija Saeed explained this would be provided in separate reports. Councillor Tetlow also asked for examples of liquidity risk management in financial instruments. Khadija Saeed agreed to provide further information.