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Standards Committee Members 2008-2009

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Five seats

Conservative - five seats
Liberal Democrat - one seat
Two Members are Non-Councillors - two seats

Chairman M. Litvak Non-councillor
Vice-Chairman Miss S. Faulkner Non-councillor
T.W. Crabb Liberal Democrat
C.A. Davis Conservative
D.L. McShane Conservative
E. O'Hara Conservative
Mrs. J.M. Pinkerton Conservative
G. Trussler Conservative

The role of the committee

The functions required of a Standards Committee under the Government Bill will be to:

The Borough Council will also be able to ask the Standards Committee to undertake other appropriate functions, including taking responsibility for the National Code of Local Government Conduct, Corporate Planning Code, Member/Officer Protocol, Corporate Complaints Procedure, Anti Fraud and Corruption Strategy and Confidential Reporting Code (whistleblowing policy).

TERMS OF REFERENCE
To monitor and advise the Council about the operation of its Code of Conduct in light of best practice changes in the law, guidance from the Standards Board and recommendations of case tribunals under Section 80 of the Local Government Act 2000.

To ensure that all members of the Council have access to training in all aspects of the member Code of Conduct, that this training is actively promoted, and that members are aware of the standards expected from local councillors under the Code.

Functions relating to standards of conduct of members under any relevant provision of, or regulations made under, the Local Government Act 2000.

OTHER FUNCTIONS DELEGATED TO THE STANDARDS COMMITTEE BY THE COUNCIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 54(3) OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 2000, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANY REGULATIONS MADE UNDER THAT ACT:

To monitor and advise the Council about:

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