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Chapter 10: Access to Information Procedure Rules
Non-key decisions taken by officers are not subject to call in.
Nothing in these rules relating to the taking of a decision by individual officers shall require them to disclose confidential or exempt information or the advice of a political adviser or assistant.
This Section must be read in conjunction with the Recording of Officers’ decisions at Section 11.7 .
Chapter 11: How Decisions are Made
listening to relevant voices and the taking of professional advice from officers;
The Mayor is responsible for Executive decision-making and is therefore responsible for most day to day decisions. The Mayor can take these decisions at Cabinet, in a Cabinet Sub-Committee or the decisions can be delegated to officers.
When officers consider the impact on the Community they will, for example, consider the effect on specific groups within that Ward (defined by other characteristics such as ‘age’, ‘culture’ etc) where those groups make up a significant proportion of that Ward’s population.
Executive Decision Making by Officers
These documents set out where Officers have delegated powers to take Executive Decisions. However, the following must always be followed in respect of officer decisions:
Officers may not take Key Decisions unless there has been a specific delegation by the Executive.
Non-Executive Decision Making by Officers