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South Thames Gateway Building Control Business Plan 2011/2014 and Building Control Partnership Second Term
Meeting: 14/02/2012 - Cabinet (Item 11)
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Background:
This report provided details of the draft South Thames Gateway Building Control Partnership Business Plan for 2011/2014 (incorporating the financial Plan 2011-15), and also provided details of the proposal for agreement for Medway to continue in the Partnership for a second term.
On 8 December 2011 the South Thames Gateway Building Control Joint Committee agreed the draft South Thames Gateway Building Control Partnership’s Business Plan for 2011/14 as set out in an exempt appendix. This encompassed the comments already received from the Partner Authorities. However, the three year business plan extended beyond the first term of the Partnership agreement. Therefore, at the Joint Committee, Members also considered a report regarding the Partnership continuing for a second term and unanimously supported the proposal.
Gravesham Borough Council’s Cabinet agreed to continue in the partnership for a second term and agreed the Business Plan at its meeting on 9 January 2012.
A Diversity Impact Assessment screening form had been undertaken on the Business Plan and it was found that it was not necessary to carry out a full impact assessment.
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Decision: |
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41/2012 |
The Cabinet agreed that Medway continue in the Partnership for a second five year term and enter into a further Memorandum of Agreement for five years from 1 October 2012. |
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42/2012 |
The Cabinet agreed to authorise the Director of Regeneration, Community and Culture, in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Strategic Development and Economic Growth, to take all necessary actions to enable the proposals for the second term of the Partnership, including all necessary legal agreements, to be finalised and implemented. |
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43/2012 |
The Cabinet agreedthe proposed business plan for 2011/14 (incorporating Financial Plan 2011-2015) for the South Thames Gateway Building Control Partnership and that the proposed contribution of £186,439 from Medway be noted. |
Reasons:
The Constitution of the Joint Committee requires approval of the Business Plan for the following year by the Cabinet of each Partner Authority and each authority requires approval of Cabinet to carry on to a second term.