Jane D'Souza
Activity Timeline
Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.
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Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel - Thursday 22 October 2026 7:30 pm
Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel - Thursday 9 July 2026 7:30 pm
The Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel of Kingston upon Thames Council met on Thursday 9 July 2026 to discuss significant upcoming changes to the Mental Health Act 2025 and the Mental Capacity Act. Key discussions focused on how these legislative reforms will impact local services and residents, with a particular emphasis on patient rights, detention criteria, and the evolving definition of deprivation of liberty.
Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel - Wednesday 4 February 2026 7:30 pm
The Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel was scheduled to discuss urgent and emergency care services at Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust, as well as receive an update on children's and young people's mental health services. A verbal update on public health matters in the borough was also on the agenda.
Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel - Tuesday 2 December 2025 7:30 pm
The Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel of Kingston upon Thames Council was scheduled to discuss the national 10 Year Health Plan and the move towards a Neighbourhood Health model. The panel was also set to receive an update on the Mental Health Act and a verbal update on public health matters within the borough.
Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel - Thursday 23 October 2025 7:30 pm
The Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel were scheduled to meet to discuss questions from the public, and to receive an update on the Mental Health Act. The panel were also scheduled to discuss a report on the support available to carers in Kingston.
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Summary
- Meetings attended
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- Average per month
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