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Disclosures of Personal & Prejudicial Interests. Minutes: In accordance with the Code of Conduct adopted by the City & County of Swansea, no interests were declared. |
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To approve & sign the Minutes of the previous meeting(s) as a correct record. Minutes: Resolved that the Minutes of the People Policy Development Committee held on 18 May 2023 be approved and signed as a correct record. |
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Work Plan 2023-2024. PDF 258 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Chair referred to the Work Plan report prepared by the Interim Director of Corporate Services which contained the Committee’s Terms of Reference and suggested Work Plan items for the 2023/2024 Municipal Year. Members discussed the Work Plan items and expected output (as detailed below):
Resolved that: - 1) The terms of reference be noted. 2) The Work Plan for 2023-24 as outlined in paragraph 2 of the report (and detailed above) be approved. 3) The Work Plan be circulated to the Committee. |
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Human Rights City Action Plan Development 2023+. PDF 134 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Head of Communications and Customer Engagement, assisted
by Consultation Co-ordinator submitted a report which provided information on
the Human Rights City Action plan event (held on 16 June 2023) and sought input
on the creation of Swansea Council’s Human Rights City Action Plan. On the 16 June 2023, Swansea’s PSB hosted their Human
Rights City Action Plan Engagement event. 103 people attended, comprising young
people (16 children from secondary schools), people with lived experiences,
businesses, 3rd sector organisations, senior PSB representatives and
community leaders. At this event, presentations were provided by Swansea
University of a Human Rights based approach and its principles, followed by a
presentation on the principles in practice. Each person in attendance was asked
‘What can they do to further support Swansea in being a Human Rights City?’. Following the presentations, roundtable workshop sessions
were convened, in which participants were asked what the main issues were, what
are the potential actions and what success looked like under each Human Rights
City priority. The priorities were: 1)
Tackling Poverty 2)
Vulnerable Children and Families 3)
Tackling Discrimination 4)
Domestic Abuse and Violence 5)
Human Rights Awareness All engagement activity
would be used to inform the Human Rights Action plan for Swansea Council and
other PSB partners. A full report will be prepared on the engagement for the
action plan including the Committee’s input and can be circulated to the
Committee along with the first draft of the action plan. Members
discussions focussed on the following: ·
Training opportunities for Members and Officers. ·
Importance of early intervention. ·
Publicity regarding workshops and events. The Chair thanked Officers for their
informative report and congratulated them on a successful event. Resolved that: 1)
The report detailing the highlights of the day be
circulated to all Committee Members. 2)
Further training sessions be organised for Committee
Members. 3)
Committee Members be given the opportunity to
participate in the survey. 4)
A series of work shops be
convened during the municipal year. 5)
Councillor L V Walton’s Human Rights document be
circulated to Committee Members. 6)
The pocket handbook be circulated to Members |
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Date & Time of Future Meetings. PDF 178 KB Minutes: The Chair referred to the dates of future meetings provided
in the agenda pack and proposed that future Committee meetings continue be held
at 2 pm. Resolved that
future Committee meetings commence at 2 pm. |