SCRUTINY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION ACTION AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SCRAIP)

Appendix B

 

SCRUTINY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION ACTION AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SCRAIP)

 

Committee:   Community, Leisure Services and Environment Overview & scrutiny Committee

 

Meeting Date:           11/2/2014

 

Minute №:     96

           

Topic: draft road casualty reduction strategy for kent consultation

 

Recommendation[i]

Cabinet

Member[ii]

Response[iii]

 

Timetable[iv]

Lead Officer[v]

The Committee requested:

 

The statistics on accidents involving cyclists presented to the Crime and Disorder Overview and Scrutiny Committee by Inspector Bumpus of Kent Police in January 2013 be circulated to members of the Committee

Cllr JA Wilson

The information regarding accidents involving cyclists in Maidstone is fairly light. In terms of police arrests, Inspector Bumpus suggested numbers would be negligible, if any.

 

By 1 April 2014

Sarah Robson

 

Notes on the completion of SCRAIP



[i] Report recommendations are listed as found in the report.

 

[ii] Insert in this box the Cabinet Member whose portfolio the recommendation falls within.

 

[iii] The Officer/Cabinet Member responsible for responding to the recommendation should indicate in this box either the acceptance or rejection of the recommendation.

If the recommendation is rejected an explanation for its rejection should be provided.  The ‘timetable’ and ‘lead officer’ boxes can be left blank

If the recommendation is accepted an explanation of the action to be taken to implement the recommendation should be recorded in this box.  Please also complete the ‘timetable’ and ‘lead officer’ boxes.

 

[iv] The Officer/Cabinet Member responsible for responding to the recommendation should indicate in this box when the action in indicated in the previous box will be implemented.

 

[v] The Officer/Cabinet Member responsible for responding to the recommendation should indicate in this box the Officer responsible for the implementation of the action highlighted in the ‘response’ box.