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Ethics and Standards Committee
Town & Community Council training Plans
AGREED (i) that an email was sent to all clerks reminding them that they must prepare and publish a training plan, and to request that the plans were sent to Ceredigion County Council (ii) that the monitoring plan of these training plans be an item on the Forward Work Programme to consider annually; and (iii) that the respective County Councillor be contacted if the Community Council in their Ward had not presented the plan to the Council; as to state that the plan was required to be on their website in line with legislation
Ethics and Standards Committee
Training Programmes - Town and Community Councils
AGREED : i)to note the content. ii) that an email would be circulated to Clerks of Town and Community Clerks requesting if they wished to receive Code training and if so, in what format.
Ethics and Standards Committee
Code of conduct training for Town and Community Councils
AGREED following discussion that:- (i) officers would compile an email and circulate to Members with their proposals and preferences for forthcoming Code of Conduct training; and (ii)that Leaders of the political groups be requested to inform their Group Members of the need to inform their respective Town or Community Council of the need to respond to the email circulated on the Committees request for Code of Conduct training, even if they did not wish to receive training.
Ethics and Standards Committee
Code of conduct training for Town and Community Councils
AGREED following discussion that:- A one-off online training session would be held annually. This would be open to all Town and Community Councils. The session would be recorded and circulated to those unable to attend. If the session was not well attended, consideration would be given to another form of training session. Dates, times and format of the online training would be addressed in due course. Mrs Gail Storr and Councillor Elen Page had agreed to assist with the training sessions. Other committee Members input on the training was also welcomed.
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