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Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) - Thursday, 10 September 2026 - 9.15 am
September 10, 2026 at 9:15 am Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) View on council websiteSummary
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The Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) of Kent Council met on Thursday 10 September 2026. The primary focus of the meeting was to consider six appeals, all of which were scheduled to be discussed in private session due to the likely disclosure of exempt information.
Appeals for Decision
The panel was scheduled to consider six separate appeals. These appeals were detailed in the public reports pack, with each appeal allocated a specific page range within the document. The nature of these appeals is not detailed in the publicly available agenda, but the decision to exclude the press and public suggests they involved personal information.
- Appeal 1: This appeal was scheduled for discussion on pages 3 to 40 of the public reports pack.
- Appeal 2: This appeal was scheduled for discussion on pages 41 to 66 of the public reports pack.
- Appeal 3: This appeal was scheduled for discussion on pages 67 to 110 of the public reports pack.
- Appeal 4: This appeal was scheduled for discussion on pages 111 to 130 of the public reports pack.
- Appeal 5: This appeal was scheduled for discussion on pages 131 to 166 of the public reports pack.
- Appeal 6: This appeal was scheduled for discussion on pages 167 to 232 of the public reports pack.
The agenda indicated that the meeting would commence with panel business, including the appointment of substitutes. A motion was also scheduled to be put forward to exclude the press and public from the meeting. This exclusion was proposed under Section 100A of the Local Government Act 1972, on the grounds that the business to be discussed involved the likely disclosure of exempt information, specifically relating to any individual or information that could reveal an individual's identity.
The meeting was scheduled to be attended by Andy Ballard, Martin Paul, Sharon Roots, Paul Stepto, Hayley Savage, and Dodger Sian (Vice-Chairman of the Council). Benjamin Watts, Deputy Chief Executive, was also listed as having prepared the agenda.