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Decided: The committee agreed that its views on the draft programme will be reflected in an updated version. It agreed the proposed changes and eLearning modules to be included in the programme's ongoing development. It noted that an online version of the Member Development Evaluation Form, a feedback form for training, will be created in Microsoft Forms. It approved plans for an induction workshop for members and asked for an updated programme at its next meeting.
Decided: The committee noted the progress being made with the scrutiny peer performance assessment action plan.
Decided: The committee agreed the proposed options for ICT, agile working facilities and support for members after the 2027 elections. It agreed that Apple devices will not be in the standard ICT package for elected, independent and co-opted members. It confirmed ICT facilities for independent and co-opted members. It noted the ICT training available to elected members. It asked for a further update on the detailed arrangements for refreshing members' ICT equipment after the elections.
Decided: The committee noted the information in the report. It approved promotion and completion of the eLearning modules set out in paragraph 10 of the report.
Decided: The committee noted the proposed work programme in Appendix A to the report. It approved its work programmes.
Decided: Cabinet noted that two petitions had been received. They will be dealt with under the Council's Petitions Protocol.
Decided: Cabinet noted the report.
Decided: Cabinet agreed to recommend option 1, renewing the three orders for a further three years, as its preferred option for Council to decide.
Decided: Cabinet agreed to recommend that Council approve ending the Borth Beach dog order when it expires on 19 October 2026, followed by a full consultation on any future proposals under the Equality Act 2010.
Decided: Cabinet agreed to receive and approve the annual report and to publish it on the Council's website, and noted the feedback from the Corporate Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee.
Decided: Cabinet agreed to approve the 2025-26 annual report and the amendments to the Strategic Equality Plan 2024-2028 that respond to feedback from the Equality and Human Rights Commission, and noted the scrutiny feedback.
Decided: Cabinet noted all five reports: the Quarter 1 revenue budget, the Quarter 1 capital programme, the Quarter 1 treasury management report, the Statutory Director of Social Services' annual report, and the gender pay and workforce equality reports. It also noted the scrutiny feedback on the social services and workforce reports.
Decided: Cabinet authorised Council officers to work with partners, including the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) and Coleg Ceredigion, to develop proposals for a vocational education centre on the Lampeter campus.
Decided: Cabinet approved a retention salary of £24,306 a year for the senior part-time coroner, plus a daily rate of £538 for 25 days a year, giving £37,756 a year before on-costs. It also approved assistant coroner fees of £458 for a full day and £229 for a half day, and travel expenses of 55 pence per mile from 1 April 2026.
Decided: Cabinet agreed to over-rule the three objections and approve making the parking order, and to publish a notice of making in the local press.