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Standards Committee
Application for Dispensation - Councillor Chris Hughes
RESOLVED: a) That Councillor Chris Hughes be allowed to speak with officers and write to officers and/ or the Council regarding all issues related to climate, nature and biodiversity, including land use relating to land on which the Colwyn Bay Conservation and Environment Federation might have an interest for a period of 12 months. b) That Councilor Chris Hughes be allowed to speak and take part in debates and answer questions in Overview and Scrutiny Committees, Cabinet and Council relating to climate, nature and biodiversity, including land use relating to land on which the Colwyn Bay Cons…
Standards Committee
Application for dispensation - Councillor Chris Hughes
RESOLVED: a) That Councillor Chris Hughes be allowed to speak with officers and write to officers and/ or the Council regarding all issues relating to climate, nature and biodiversity, including land use relating to land on which the Colwyn Bay Conservation and Environment Federation might have an interest for a period of 12 months. b) That Councilor Chris Hughes be allowed to speak and take part in debates and answer questions in Overview and Scrutiny Committees, Cabinet and Council relating to climate, nature and biodiversity, including land use relating to land on which the Colwyn Bay Con…
Standards Committee
Application for Dispensation - Councillor Chris Hughes
RESOLVED: a) That Councillor Chris Hughes can speak to and write to officers and or the Council about matters that relate to the ‘Together for Colwyn Bay’ (“the Organisation”); and b) speak and take part in debates and answer questions in Council/committee meetings and remain in the room during any debate about matters relating to the Organisation, unless the matter relates to funding to the Organisation above the amount of £500, in which case Councillor Chris Hughes will be able to: speak and answer questions on the matter before it is debated and voted upon by the Council but must then le…
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