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Summary when the minutes are published, usually a few weeks after the meeting.
It granted one driver's application, refused another, gave one driver a written warning and took no further action in three complaint cases. Three other matters were deferred to the next meeting.
It granted two new licences, refused two, gave one driver a written warning and took no further action against another.
It revoked two licences, suspended one for seven days, gave two drivers written warnings, refused two applications and approved one, while a sixth case was deferred to a later meeting.
It suspended one licence for seven days, revoked one, gave one driver a written warning, took no further action on one, and deferred one to the next meeting.
Outcomes ranged from suspensions and a written warning to no further action, refusals, a revocation and grants of licences. The minutes list two applications numbered 8, and both are recorded below.
The committee gave four drivers a written warning and revoked the licence of one driver, after hearing from each driver and asking questions.
A small group of Cardiff councillors, the Public Protection Sub Committee, decided licensing cases for taxi and private hire drivers. It gave nine drivers written warnings, suspended one driver's licence for eight weeks, and refused one new licence application. The public were excluded for a confidential item, which is not summarised here.
It gave written warnings to four drivers, suspended one driver's licence for seven days, and took no further action in another case after advising a driver about his conduct. It granted one new licence, refused another, and deferred two cases to a later meeting.
It suspended two drivers' licences, revoked one, refused three new applications and approved one, and deferred three cases to the next meeting.
Members suspended one driver's licence for 7 days, gave two drivers written warnings, took no further action in one case, and deferred two applications to the next meeting.
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The Public Protection Sub Committee considered six applications for a Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Driver's Licence, which allows a person to drive a taxi or private hire car. It refused three applications, approved one and deferred two to the next meeting. Two refusals followed applicants failing to declare a refusal by another council on their forms, and the approved applicant had a motoring conviction that the minute says is contrary to the council's guidance.
It gave written warnings in five cases, suspended licences in two, took no further action in one and refused two applications for new licences.
It considered whether each person was still a fit and proper person to hold a taxi or private hire licence, or should be granted one. Its decisions were one 14-day suspension, three written warnings, four cases closed with no further action, one driver licence granted, one private hire operator licence refused, and one case deferred.
It decided nine of the eleven applications: one licence was suspended for 14 days, one was revoked, and seven drivers received written warnings. Two applications were deferred to the next meeting.
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