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Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) - Tuesday, 1 September 2026 - 9.15 am
September 1, 2026 at 9:15 am Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) View on council websiteSummary
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The Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) met on Tuesday 1 September 2026 to consider a series of appeals. The meeting agenda indicated that the panel would review six separate appeals, with the proceedings likely to be held in private due to the nature of the information involved.
Appeals for Decision
The primary focus of the meeting was the consideration of six appeals, each detailed within the public reports pack. These appeals were scheduled for decision by the panel.
- Appeal 1: This appeal, detailed across pages 3 to 84 of the reports pack, was one of the items scheduled for consideration.
- Appeal 2: Covering pages 85 to 104 of the reports pack, this appeal was also listed for review.
- Appeal 3: Pages 105 to 172 of the reports pack contained the documentation for this appeal.
- Appeal 4: This appeal was documented on pages 173 to 234 of the reports pack.
- Appeal 5: The details for this appeal were found on pages 235 to 312 of the reports pack.
- Appeal 6: This appeal was documented across pages 313 to 380 of the reports pack.
The agenda also included a procedural item regarding the Agenda Schedule
on pages 1 to 2 of the reports pack.
The meeting was chaired by Andrew Ballard, and other attendees included Thomas Mallon, Colin Sefton, Andy Ballard, Wayne Chapman (Deputy Cabinet Member for Communications and Engagement), Bridget Porter, and Hayley Savage. The meeting was scheduled to begin at 9:15 am in Room C1.1 at Sessions House, County Hall, Maidstone.
The agenda indicated that the press and public would be excluded from the meeting for the consideration of these appeals. This was due to Section 100A of the Local Government Act 1972, which allows for the exclusion of the public when information relating to any individual, or information likely to reveal an individual's identity, is involved.
Attendees