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Local Pension Board - Wednesday, 30 September 2026 - 11.15 am
September 30, 2026 at 11:15 am Local Pension Board View on council websiteSummary
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The Local Pension Board of Swansea Council met on Wednesday 30 September 2026, electing Ian Guy as Chair and Rob Thomas as Vice Chair. The Board also approved the minutes of previous meetings and agreed to exclude the public from discussions on specific agenda items.
Pension Board Effectiveness Review
The Board received a report for information regarding its effectiveness. The details of this review were not made public.
Election of Chair and Vice Chair
Ian Guy was elected as the Chair of the Local Pension Board for the 2026/2027 Municipal Year. Rob Thomas was elected as the Vice Chair for the same period.
Minutes and Declarations of Interest
The minutes of the previous meetings were approved. Several members, including S Knoyle, I Guy, R Thomas, G Borsden, J Han-nguyen, R Hughes, M King, and S Williams, declared personal interests in the agenda as a whole.
Exclusion of the Public
The Board resolved to exclude the public from the meeting during the consideration of certain agenda items. This decision was made on the grounds that the discussions were likely to involve the disclosure of exempt information, as defined by the Local Government Act 1972. The report detailing the exclusion of the public cited various paragraphs from Schedule 12A of the Act, including those relating to information about individuals, financial and business affairs, and labour relations matters. The Proper Officer determined that in these instances, the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighed the public interest in disclosure.
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