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Celtic Freeport Joint Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Seed capital proposals for the Full Business Case
The Committee noted the report. It asked officers and the leaders of both councils to give verbal feedback on its discussion to the Public Funds Committee.
Policy and Pre-decision Overview and Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Celtic Freeport full business case
The committee noted the draft Celtic Freeport full business case in Appendix 1. It first voted to exclude the public while it discussed the exempt appendices.
Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Celtic Freeport Final Business Case Approval
Cabinet gave the Chief Executive, in consultation with the Deputy Leader, delegated authority to agree changes to the draft Full Business Case and approve its submission to the UK and Welsh Governments. Cabinet also gave the Chief Executive and the two councils that collect business rates delegated authority to make final changes, subject to confirmation from both governments on how Non-Domestic Rates will be kept locally. Cabinet also gave the Chief Executive delegated authority to sign a new Memorandum of Understanding, a written agreement, to continue the next steps. The motion was carried with seven in favour and none against or abstaining.
Corporate Overview and Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Celtic Freeport update
The Committee noted the Celtic Freeport update and acknowledged the progress made in Pembrokeshire.
Items are linked when their titles share most of their words and they fall within 18 months of each other. Councils don't number reports across meetings, so a few links may be wrong, and a step may be missing if its title changed a lot. Each step links to the meeting, where the council's own papers are.