The Regulation Committee Appeal Panel (Transport) of Kent Council was scheduled to consider seven appeals. These appeals were to be heard in private session, with the press and public excluded due to the likely disclosure of exempt information relating to individuals.

Appeals for Decision

The panel was scheduled to consider seven separate appeals. Each appeal was detailed in a specific section of the public reports pack.

• Appeal 1: This appeal was scheduled to be considered, with the relevant documentation spanning pages 3 to 38 of the public reports pack.
• Appeal 2: The panel was scheduled to review this appeal, with supporting documents from pages 39 to 216 of the public reports pack.
• Appeal 3: This appeal was scheduled for consideration, with information provided on pages 217 to 240 of the public reports pack.
• Appeal 4: The panel was scheduled to examine this appeal, with documentation available on pages 241 to 290 of the public reports pack.
• Appeal 5: This appeal was scheduled for review, with the relevant papers contained within pages 291 to 346 of the public reports pack.
• Appeal 6: The panel was scheduled to consider this appeal, with the associated documents found on pages 347 to 452 of the public reports pack.
• Appeal 7: This appeal was scheduled for discussion, with the supporting information located on pages 453 to 518 of the public reports pack.

The agenda for the meeting was prepared by Benjamin Watts, Deputy Chief Executive, and dated Friday, 25th September 2026. The meeting was scheduled to take place at Sessions House and was to be attended by Andy Ballard, Sarah Hudson, Hayley Savage, Colin Sefton, Thomas Mallon, Terry Mole, and Martin Paul.

The meeting was scheduled to be held under Section 100A of the Local Government Act 1972, which allows for the exclusion of the press and public when exempt information is likely to be disclosed. This information was defined as relating to any individual or likely to reveal an individual's identity.

The full details of the matters scheduled for discussion can be found in the Public reports pack and the Agenda frontsheet.