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Democracy Services Committee
THE INDEPENDENT REMUNERATION PANEL FOR WALES'S DRAFT REPORT
RESOLVED: To accept the report noting the Committee's observations for formulating a response to the Independent Remuneration Panel's consultation on the draft report and on the arrangements for reviewing senior salaries. The report was submitted which recommended increasing Councillors' basic salary to £17,600, which was a 4.76% increase. Observations were requested to enable the Council to formulate a response fo the Independent Remuneration Panel's draft report consultation which outlined the changes proposed for the 2023/24 financial year. It was explained that the Panel's responsibility…
Democracy Services Committee
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT REMUNERATION PANEL FOR WALES
RESOLVED 1. To recommend that the Full Council adopts the senior salaries list for 2023/24 and for the future (as seen in paragraph 14 of the report to the committee). 2. To note that the Committee has requested additional information in relation to the responsibilities and workload of the Chair of the Democracy Services Committee, including a comparison with the situation in other counties, and a wish to recommend to the Full Council that a senior salary should be paid to the Chair of the Democracy Services Committee, if the additional information merits this.
Democracy Services Committee
THE INDEPENDENT REMUNERATION PANEL FOR WALES' DRAFT REPORT
RESOLVED to accept the report and present the committee's observations to formulate a response to the Independent Remuneration Panel's draft report consultation.
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