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ELECT CHAIR To elect Chair for 2018 - 2019 Minutes: Cllr. Richard Dew was
elected as Chairman for 2018 – 2019 |
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ELECT VICE CHAIR To elect Vice Chair for 2018 - 2019 Minutes: Cllr. Dafydd
Meurig was elected as Vice - Chairman for 2018 – 2019 |
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APOLOGIES To receive
any apologies for absence Minutes: Apologies were received by Cllr Dafydd Meurig (GC), Cllr Richard Owen
Jones (IACC) and Cllr Robin Williams (IACC) |
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DECLARATION OF PERSONAL INTEREST To receive
any declaration of personal interest. Minutes: No declarations of personal interest were
received. |
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URGENT BUSINESS To note any
items that are a matter of urgency in the view of the Chairman for
consideration. Minutes: No urgent items were received |
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The Chairman shall propose that the minutes of the meeting of this committee held 26.4.18 be signed as a true record. Minutes: The minutes of the Committee held on 26 April 2018 were accepted as a
true record |
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JOINT PLANNING POLICY COMMITTEE FINAL ACCOUNTS 2017-18 (JUNE) PDF 142 KB To consider the Senior Finance Manager’s report (Gwynedd Council) Additional documents:
Minutes: A report was presented
by Ffion Madog Evans, which responds to a statutory requirement under Accounts
and Auditing Regulations (Wales) (Amendments) 2018 to report
specifically on accounting and audit of the Joint Committee's accounts. It was
explained that official forms had to be completed for the Wales Audit Office
and these would be subject to a separate audit. A copy of the forms were submitted in
Appendices A & B. The appointed Auditor, namely Deloitte, would audit the
information. It was explained to the Committee that the differences between the
budget for 2017/ 2018 and the final accounts for 2017/ 2018 related to some
expenditure elements, e.g. the Inspector’s fee during the first months of the
financial year to complete the Examination was lower than expected when the
expenditure profile was prepared, that fewer substantial documents needed to be
translated within a tight timescale, etc. It was explained that there would be no need
to re-submit the report to the Joint Planning Policy Committee in September,
unless it would be necessary to draw the Committee's attention to the amendments
recommended by the Appointed Auditor. Matters raised:
i.
Why had Deloitte been appointed rather than a
local company?
ii.
What happened to the ‘under spend’?
iii.
Should the £280 (Sales) in Appendix A be recorded
in row 3 (Total other receipts) in Appendix B, in order to ensure consistency
between both Appendices? Response to the
matters raised:
i.
The company is appointed by the Wales Audit
Office, and the company has been appointed by the Auditors for Gwynedd Council
and the joint committees in Gwynedd and Anglesey.
ii.
The money is invested in the Joint Planning
Policy Unit and the work required to be undertaken in the following year.
iii.
Agreed. Decision: It was decided
to receive and approve the information presented in Appendix A and Appendix B.
The relevant documents were signed by the Chairman on behalf of the Joint
Planning Policy Committee. |