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Chapter 21: Default Committee Procedure Rules
Where technology is available other officers may attend remotely. Public/other participants are encouraged to attend in person but it is their choice and they can attend remotely should they so wish. However, technical problems are the responsibility of the participant and the meeting may have to proceed without their contribution if the connection fails.
Where a meeting suffers technical problems it is for the Chair, following consultation with officers, to determine where:
Chapter 23: General Purposes Committee
2. Appointments of officers, Members or other persons to external bodies on behalf of the Council, where the appointment is not the responsibility of the Mayor
Chapter 24: Human Resources Committee and Sub-Committees
The Committee is responsible non-executive human resources and staffing issues such as recruitment of chief officers and employee appeals against dismissal. Pensions Committee 18. Considers pension matters and meet the obligations and the duties of the Council under the Superannuation Act 1972 and the various statutory requirements in respect of investment matters.
The Committee is responsible non-executive HR and personnel issues such as recruitment of chief officers and employee appeals against dismissal.
2. To determine the criteria for the appointment of the Head of Paid Service and other statutory and non-statutory chief officers and deputy chief officers and to establish Appointments Sub-Committees to consider such appointments
Chapter 25: Licensing Committees and Sub-Committee
2. All matters relating to the discharge by the authority of its licensing functions as required by s7(1) Licensing Act 2003 unless delegated to the Licensing Sub-Committee or to officers.
Delegated to the Licensing Sub-Committee where set out in its Terms of Reference.
Delegated to officers where no objection is received.
7. To be responsible for the delegation to officers of functions under the Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005.
8. All non-executive functions relating to the Gambling Act 2005 unless delegated to the Licensing Sub-committee as set out below or to officers within the Constitution.