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Chapter 10: Access to Information Procedure Rules

details of any alternative options considered and rejected at the meeting by the decision making body at which the decision was made;

Chapter 11: How Decisions are Made

Decision Making
Executive Decision Making
Part F (The Mayor and Executive) provides more detail of Executive Decision Making.
Executive Decision Making by Officers
Non-Executive Decision Making
Non-Executive Decision Making by Officers

Chapter 25: Licensing Committees and Sub-Committee

If a Councillor or an officer submit their own proposal to the Council which they serve, they must take no part in its processing or the decision making process.

Chapter 26: Pensions Committee

In addition there are two co-opted non-voting members representing employer and Scheme member interests. Although the co-opted representatives do not have voting rights they are treated as equal members of the Committee, they have access to all Committee Advisers, officers, meetings and training as if they were Council Members and have the opportunity to contribute to the decision making process.

Chapter 27: Standards Advisory Committee

The Independent Person, or if that person is unable to act a reserve Independent Person, shall have the right to attend all meetings of the Hearings Advisory Sub-Committee as an observer but may not vote or participate in the decision making.