Minutes of meeting
Renfrewshire Council · 8 September 2022
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Minute of Meeting Cross Party Sounding Board Date Time Venue Thursday, 08 September 2022 13:00 Remotely by Microsoft Teams, Present: Councillor Jacqueline Cameron, Councillor Andy Doig, Councillor Anne Hannigan, Councillor James MacLaren, Councillor Iain McMillan, Councillor Iain Nicolson Chair Councillor Nicolson, Convener, presided. In Attendance G McNeil, Director of Environment & Infrastructure; L McIntyre, Head of Policy & Commissioning, A Morrrison, Head of Economy & Development Services, L Adamson, Communications & Public Affairs Manager, A Armstrong-Walter, Strategic Partnerships & Inequalities Manager and P Moss, Strategy, Policy and Insight Manager (all Chief Executive's); and D Low, Democratic Services Manager, G Dickie, Partnering & Commissioning Manager, C MacDonald, Senior Committee Services Officer, D Pole and J Whitehead, both End User Technicians and D Cunningham and J Barron, both Assistant Committee Services Officers (all Finance & Resources). Webcasting of Meeting Prior to the commencement of the meeting the Convener intimated that this meeting of the Cross Party Sounding Board would be filmed for live or subsequent broadcast via the Council's website. Declarations of Interest There were no declarations of interest intimated prior to the commencement of the meeting.
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1 Development of new Council Plan and refreshed Community Plan There was submitted a report by the Chief Executive relative to the development of a new Council Plan and refreshed Community Plan for Renfrewshire. The report intimated that both plans had been developed through an extensive programme of research and engagement. A presentation, a copy of which was appended to the report, summarised the work that had been undertaken to date to develop the plans and provided an overview of the key outcomes and priority actions which had been identified for each Plan. The report advised that the Council Plan was a key strategic document which set out what the Council aimed to achieve over a period of time. In terms of the Community Empowerment Act the Council and its partners were required to produce a 10-year Local Outcomes Improvement Plan Community Plan, locally referred to as the Community Plan. The report requested Members of this Board consider potential priorities and activities to be reflected in the two plans. DECIDED: (a) That the progress made in developing the new Council Plan and refreshed Community Plan over the summer period be noted; (b) That the potential priorities and activities set out in the report and reflected within the Council Plan and Community Plan be approved; and (c) That it be noted that both plans would be submitted to the meeting of Renfrewshire Council 29 September 2012 for approval.