Issue - meetings
Corporate Enforcement Policy
Meeting: 13/03/2019 - City Executive Board (became Cabinet on 13 May 2019) (Item 163)
163 Corporate Enforcement Policy 
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The Head of Regulatory Services and Community Safety has submitted a report to review the current Corporate Enforcement Policy and recommend the renewal of the Policy.
Recommendation:That the City Executive Board resolves to:
Approve the existing Corporate Enforcement Policy for a further three years.
Additional documents:
- Appendix 1 - Corporate_Enforcement_Policy, item 163
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- Appendix 2 - Risk Register Template, item 163
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- Appendix 3 - Initial Equalities Impact Assessment screening form, item 163
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View as DOCX (163/4) 56 KB
Minutes:
The Head of Regulatory Services and Community Safety had submitted a report to review the current Corporate Enforcement Policy and recommend the renewal of the Policy.
The Board Member for Planning and Transport (Councillor Alex Hollingsworth) introduced the report which set out the broad principles and aims behind the Council’s strategic approach to enforcement. The approach was successful and it was therefore appropriate to recommend that it continue for a further three years.
The City Executive Board resolved to:
Approve the existing Corporate Enforcement Policy for a further three years