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North Wales Corporate Joint Committee
CJC GOVERNANCE: ECONOMIC WELL-BEING SUB-COMMITTEE
RESOLVED: To approve the proposed Terms of Reference in appendix 1 of the report for the Economic Well-being Sub-committee. To approve the commissioning of the Legal, Democratic, Finance, IT, HR, Learning and Development, Health and Safety, and Translation services by way of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with Cyngor Gwynedd within the approved budgets. To agree to delegate authority to the CJC's Interim Chief Executive and in accordance with this report, and in consultation with the Chair and Vice-chair, to agree and conclude a Service Level Agreement (SLA) for the services in 2.2 above w…
North Wales Corporate Joint Committee
ECONOMIC WELL-BEING SUB-COMMITTEE
RESOLVED 1. To approve the appointment of the representatives from each partner organisation as co-opted (non-voting) Members of the Economic Well-being Sub-committee. 2. To confirm the membership of the Well-being Sub-committee as set out in the following table: DISCUSSION The Report was presented stating that it confirmed the membership of the Economic Well-being Sub-Committee of the North Wales Corporate Joint Committee. It was noted that the establishment of this Sub-Committee was key to supporting the transfer of the Growth Deal to the Joint Committee and taking control of the functio…
North Wales Corporate Joint Committee
CJC GOVERNANCE: ECONOMIC WELL-BEING SUB-COMMITTEE AMENDED TERMS OF REFERENCE
RESOLVED: The amended Terms of Reference and delegations for the Economic Well-being Sub-Committee were approved. DISCUSSION The CJC had been developing arrangements for the Investment Zone and had built a governance structure over recent months. Members were reminded that they had approved a governance framework at the meeting held in November, which meant that the Economic Well-being Sub-Committee would become the lead body in terms of administrating and supporting the delivery of the Investment Zone. It was noted that this report recommended changes to the Terms of Reference of the Econo…
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