-TEXT-PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW AND                                   21 March 2001

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT SUB-COMMITTEE                        (7.15 – 7.20pm)

                                                                                                                                                      

 

 

PRESENT:   Councillors Howarth (Chair), Bagnall, Bradnack, James, C Rosenstiel and Taylor

 

 

FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE COUNCIL

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-COMMITTEE-Licensing 16th December 1999

-DATE-19991216

-PRESENT-Councillors Cowell (Chair), Dixon, Knowles, Lucas, Schofield.

 

 

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01/q/07           MINUTES

 

The minutes of the meetings held on 13 December 2000 and 24 January 2001 were confirmed as correct records and signed by the Chair.

 

01/q/08           APOLOGIES

 

There were no apologies for absence.

 

01/q/09           DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST

 

There were no declarations of interest.

 

01/q/10           PUBLIC QUESTION TIME

 

No members of the public wished to address the Sub-Committee.

 

01/q/11           HOW A 36 MEMBER COUNCIL WILL OPERATE

 

This item had been considered by the Periodic Electoral Review Working Party.

 

01/q/12           PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW

 

The Sub-Committee considered the recommendations of the Periodic Electoral Review Working Party meeting held immediately before the Sub-Committee meeting, and

 

Resolved (with no votes against) that

 

1)     The County Research Group forecasts for 2006 be accepted, subject to a measure of the confidence level in the forecasts being provided by the County Council.

 

      2)   The data produced by the GIS system following updating to reflect the 2006 forecasts be accepted.

      3)   Officers continue to work on all the schemes currently being considered.

 

      4)   The timetable for consultation be endorsed.

 

5)     The proposed methods of consultation and the list of consultees be accepted, subject to steps being taken to ensure that all households in the city receive the consultation leaflet.

 

Action by:  Chief Executive, Director of Environment and Planning, Electoral Services Manager

 

01/q/13           LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 2000 – IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW STRUCTURES

 

The Director of Central Services presented an agenda item which recommended a revised timetable for the implementation of the new political structures required by the Local Government Act 2000.

 

Resolved (with no votes against) to recommend to City Board that, for the reasons set out on the agenda, the preferred date for implementing the Council’s new political structures be May 2002.

 

01/q/14           DATES OF FUTURE MEETINGS

 

The Director of Central Services presented for approval a timetable for future meetings of the Sub-Committee and the Periodic Electoral Review Working Party.

 

Resolved (with no votes against) that the following timetable for future meetings be approved:

 

Thursday 26 April, 6.00pm           PER Working Party and PER/LGA Sub-Committee

To consider further work on the PER schemes and to decide which one(s) to consult the public on.

 

Monday 21 May, lunchtime and afternoon

Informal feedback session for members of the Sub-Committee only on issues raised in the Stage 2 consultation about how the new political management arrangements will work.

 

            Thursday 7 June, 6.00pm            PER/LGA Sub-Committee only

To consider key issues around how the new constitution will work, having had time to reflect on the feedback, and give officers a steer on the final drafting of the Council’s outline proposals to submit to the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions (DETR).

      Note:        In view of Parliament’s decision to postpone the local elections from 3 May to 7 June, the meeting scheduled for 7 June was subsequently rearranged to take place on Monday 11 June at 6.00pm.

 

Wednesday 27 June, 6.00pm      PER Working Party and PER/LGA Sub-Committee

To decide on final PER proposals to put to the Commission and on final outline political management proposals to send to the DETR (to be ratified by City Board in July).

 

 

 

The meeting closed at 7.20pm.

 

 

 

 

 

CHAIR