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Corporate Resources Overview & Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Audit Wales review of council commissioning
The report was referred back to its author, to return to the Committee at the earliest opportunity. A proposal asking Cabinet to revisit alternative options in the Catholic school closure programme was lost on a vote.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Audit Wales Review of Commissioning
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Governance and Audit Committee
Audit Wales Review of Commissioning
RESOLVED: That the report be deferred and brought back to a future meeting following re-submission to the Corporate Resources Overview & Scrutiny Committee and Cabinet, taking account of the comments raised.
Corporate Resources Overview & Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Audit Wales review of commissioning
The Committee accepted the management response plan and the draft commissioning strategy as satisfactorily addressing Audit Wales's two recommendations. No further comments were given to Cabinet. The Committee was assured by a planned review of the Joint Procurement Service, carried out with Denbighshire County Council.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Audit Wales Review of Commissioning
On the agenda; minutes not yet published.
Governance and Audit Committee
Audit Wales Review of Commissioning
RESOLVED: That the Committee: (a) Confirms that the Management Response Plan to the Audit Wales review of the council’s commissioning activity satisfactorily addresses the recommendations; (b) Confirms that the commissioning strategy should address the weaknesses found during the review; and (c) Is assured by the proposed commissioning review of the Joint Procurement Service in conjunction with Denbighshire County Council, which will further support the recommendations by Audit Wales.
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