Agenda and decisions
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Apologies for Absence
Additional documents: Decision: Apologies were received from Marisa Heath. |
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Minutes of Previous Meeting: 25 July 2023
Additional documents: Decision: These were agreed as a correct record of the meeting.
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Declarations of Interest
Additional documents: Decision: There were none. |
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Procedural Matters
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Additional documents: Decision: There were four member questions. The questions and responses were published in a supplement to the agenda.
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Additional documents: Decision: There were four public questions. The questions and responses were published in a supplement to the agenda.
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Petitions
Additional documents: Decision: There were none. |
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Representations received on reports to be considered in private
Additional documents: Decision: There were none. |
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Reports from Select Committees , Task Groups, Local Committees and other Committees of the Council
Additional documents: Decision: There were none. |
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Additional documents: Decision: RESOLVED:
That the decisions taken since the last Cabinet meeting be noted. |
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Cabinet Member of the Month
Additional documents: Decision: RESOLVED:
That the Cabinet Member of the Month update be noted. |
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Additional documents: Decision: RESOLVED:
Reasons for Decisions:
An annual youth justice plan is a statutory requirement for local authorities. This plan has been prepared following national guidance from the Youth Justice Board. (The decisions on this item can be called-in by the Children, Families, Lifelong Learning & Culture Select Committee)
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2023/24 MONTH 4 (JULY) FINANCIAL REPORT
Additional documents: Decision: RESOLVED:
1. That Cabinet notes the Council’s forecast revenue and capital budget positions for the year and the need for mitigating actions to be developed to offset the projected revenue overspend. 2. That Cabinet approves £3.5m of additional revenue spend (as set out in paragraph 9), in response to the Council’s recognition of the need to accelerate the improvements in service delivery in the following specific areas: · in-house Intensive Family Support Service · Quality Assurance and Performance in childrens’ services · Surrey LINK Card; and · Surrey’s street scene This temporary increase in spend is proposed to be funded from the Council’s contingency budget. Ongoing implications of these additional investments will be considered and factored into the 2024/25 budget planning process where appropriate and affordable. Reasons for Decisions: This report is to comply with the agreed policy of providing a monthly budget monitoring report to Cabinet for approval of any necessary actions. (The decisions on this item can be called-in by the Resources and Performance Select Committee)
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EXCLUSION OF THE PUBLIC
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FUTURE WASTE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
Additional documents: Decision: RESOLVED:
1. That Cabinet confirms its acceptance of the statement of position with DEFRA. Reasons for Decisions: See exempt minute [E-15-23] (The decisions on this item can be called-in by the Communities, Environment and Highways Select Committee)
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PROPERTY TRANSACTION- DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY IN EPSOM
Additional documents: Decision: RESOLVED:
1. That Cabinet approves the sale of Karibu, Wells House, Spa Drive, Epsom KT18 7LR. Reasons for Decisions:
See exempt minute [E-16-23]
(The decisions on this item can be called-in by the Resources and Performance Select Committee)
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PUBLICITY FOR PART 2 ITEMS
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