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    COMMUNITIES SCRUTINY COMMITTEE FORWARD PROGRAMME 2023/24.

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    Meeting: 05/10/2023 - Communities Scrutiny Committee (Item 8)

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    To adopt an amended work programme.

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    Decision:

    To adopt an amended work programme for 2023/24.

     

    Minutes:

    The report was presented by the Scrutiny Adviser noting the following main points:

     

    Members were reminded that the Communities Committee's Forward Programme for 2023/24 had been adopted at the Committee's meeting on 13 July 2023.

     

    It was explained that the forward programme needed to be revised for 2023/24.  It was noted that the 'Governance Structure and Delivery Arrangements of the Gwynedd and Anglesey Public Services Board' item had been scheduled for this meeting, but a request had been received to re-arrange it as it was premature for scrutiny. It was noted that the Board's Programme Manager had confirmed that it would be timely to submit the report as part of the Committee's meeting on 30 November 2023.

     

    It was confirmed that the Highways, Engineering and YGC Department would submit one report to the Committee's meeting on 30 November 2023 under the title 'Local Floods Strategy' It was ensured that this report would also address the matters in question when the 'Coastal Management' item was prioritised in the Committee's annual workshop. It was explained that the decision to merge both items allowed sufficient time to effectively scrutinise these items.