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The decisions as the council's minutes record them. A plain-language summary follows once it has been written.
AGREED to note the contents of the report and appendix.
1.1 The Chair welcomed Members and Officers to the meeting of the Statutory Licensing Committee. 1.2 Apologies were received from Councillors Kathy Evans and Gwyn Jenkins.
2.1 The DMO&S reminded Members that any interests should be verbally declared in order to be recorded on the Declarations of Interest register. 2.2 No interests were declared.
3.1 The minutes were confirmed as a true and accurate record.
4.1 The minutes of the previous Licensing Hearings were noted.
Decision as recorded
AGREED to note the contents of the report and appendix.
5.1 The TML&TS briefly read through her report whilst sharing her screen. 5.2 The Chair thanked the TML&TS and her team for their efforts during what was a difficult quarter. 5.3 The TML&TS responded to a Members’ question by reporting that Temporary Event Notice (TEN) counter notices were not issued by the Licensing Panel. Officers could do this under delegate powers. Some TENs were unable to be accepted for example, if a premises had been granted a number of them up to the statutory limit. A premises could only have so many TENs issued over a calendar period; if this was exceeded then counter notices could be sent out. 5.4 The Committee AGREED to note the contents of the report and appendix.
6.1 The date of the meeting was confirmed to take place on Thursday, 10 February 2022.
7.1 The Statutory Licensing Committee AGREED to the exclusion of the press and public.
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