Issue - meetings
Cabinet Advisory Groups
Meeting: 07/06/2022 - Cabinet (Item 9)
9 Cabinet Advisory Groups 
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Additional documents:
- Combined Appendices, item 9
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- CAG addendum report and revised Appendix 1, item 9
PDF 265 KB
Minutes:
Background:
This report provided a review of Cabinet Advisory Groups. As well as asking the Cabinet to agree to the re-establishment of the Groups for 2022/23, the report proposed the establishment of two new Advisory Groups, the High Needs Block Recovery Advisory Group and the Medway Youth Justice Partnership. Details of these were set out in appendices 8 and 9 to the report.
The report noted that Cabinet Advisory Groups did not have any decision-making powers and could consist of both executive and non-executive Councillors.
An addendum report was tabled at the meeting which corrected a typographical error at paragraph 8.3 of the report and provided an updated Appendix 1 with some membership amendments. A further update was made at the meeting, replacing Councillor Thompson with Councillor Potter on the membership list for the Corporate Parenting Board.
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Decision number:
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Decision:
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78/2022 |
The Cabinet agreed the re-establishment of the Cabinet Advisory Groups with the terms of reference set out in sections 3 to 8 and Appendices 2 to 7 to the report.
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79/2022 |
The Cabinet agreed the establishment of the High Needs Block Recovery Advisory Group and the Medway Youth Justice Partnership Board as new Cabinet Advisory Groups, as set out in Appendices 8 and 9 of the report.
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80/2022 |
The Cabinet agreed the appointment of Members to these bodies, as set out in the revised Appendix 1 to the addendum report, for 2022/23, subject to Councillor Thompson being replaced with Councillor Potter under the membership list for the Corporate Parenting Board.
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Reasons:
The re-establishment of these groups will support the Cabinet in decision-making and the development of policies.
Establishment of the High Needs Block Recovery Advisory Group and the Medway Youth Justice Partnership Board will ensure all activity is sufficiently monitored and managed.