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This report is presented using the Council’s Integrated Reporting Framework (IRF). It updates Cabinet on the progress made against a key set of strategic performance measures which assess our progress on delivering the Corporate Strategy and key aspects of service delivery.

On a motion from Councillor Richard Samuel, seconded by Councillor Kevin Guy, it was

RESOLVED (unanimously) that the Cabinet agreed to:

1.  Note progress on the delivery of key aspects of the Council’s service delivery, details of which are highlighted in section 3.7 and Annex 1.

2.  Indicate any other key service areas to be highlighted and included in the strategic indicator report.

3.  Agree to receive update reports on a quarterly basis

This report is presented using the Council’s Integrated Reporting Framework (IRF). It updates Cabinet on the progress made against a key set of strategic performance measures which assess our progress on delivering the Corporate Strategy and key aspects of service delivery.

Councillor Richard Samuel introduced the report and made the following statement:

“This is the second report covering Q2 and is slightly late due to data gathering problems.

The detailed dashboard appears in the appendix, but highlights are:

·  Very high levels of resident satisfaction at 87%

·  Strong performance on recycling

·  High levels of reablement – so important to help our hospitals

·  Top performance on safeguarding for adults

I welcome the trend information but query whether faster traffic is a positive indicator in a city where 20mph is the norm. Perhaps officers could look at this.

We welcome suggestions from opposition members and the public as to how we can improve this data for the future. In this regard I will investigate whether the Corporate PDS panel would be prepared to look at the reports in the near future and let us have their recommendations”.

Councillor Richard Samuel moved the recommendations.

Councillor Kevin Guy seconded the motion.

Councillor Tim Ball thanked Councillor Samuel and the officers.

Councillor Dave Wood stated that this showed the best recycling on record in BANES and that satisfaction had gone up since 2018.

RESOLVED (unanimously) to recommend that the Cabinet on 16^th December 2021:

1.1  Note progress on the delivery of key aspects of the Council’s service delivery, details of which are highlighted in section 3.7 and Annex 1.

1.2  Indicate any other key service areas to be highlighted and included in the strategic indicator report.

1.3  Agree to receive update reports on a quarterly basis