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Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Review of Co-opted Members to the Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee
AGREED – (i) To recommend to Council that Mrs Alison Fisher be appointed as a co-opted member of the Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee with an entitlement to speak but not vote on education issues. (ii) To note the nomination which has been received from Lyn Tracey Roberts representing the Primary sector in respect of the parent governor statutory co-opted member, for submission to Council. (iii) To note the vacancy from the secondary representative. In accordance with legislation, the Authority must seek nomination again within one year of the vacancy having arisen and at six monthly in…
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Appointment of Parent Governor Co-opted Members to the Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee
RESOLVED – (i) That Mrs Alison Fisher to be appointed as a co-opted member of the Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee with an entitlement to speak but not vote on education issues. The term of office will be for a period of two years and will expire at the end of February 2026. (ii) That Lyn Tracey Roberts be appointed as parent governor statutory co-opted member of the Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee representing the Primary sector with an entitlement to vote on education issues only. The term of office will be for a period of two years and will expire at the end of February 2026. (i…
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Co-opted members for the Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee
Samuel Peter Regan was appointed to represent primary schools as a parent governor co-opted member, until the end of May 2029. George William Greenwood was appointed as a parent governor co-opted member to represent additional learning needs (ALN), until the end of May 2029. The term for the secondary schools place was extended to the end of May 2029, and the council must seek nominations again within a year and every six months until the place is filled.
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