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1 PRESENT: BOURNEMOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH AND POOLE SHADOW AUTHORITY 6 June 2018 Councillor Authority Councillor Authority Janet Abbott Christchurch Colin Jamieson * Christchurch John Adams Colin Jamieson * Dorset Peter Adams Patricia Jamieson Christchurch Elaine Atkinson Cheryl Johnson Stephen Bartlett Andy Jones Claire Bath Christchurch David Jones * Christchurch Mark Battistini David Jones * Dorset David Brown Denise Jones Christchurch Simon Bull Jane Kelly Colin Bungey Christchurch David Kelsey Les Burden Ian Lancashire Judy Butt Robert Lawton John Challinor Marion Le Poidevin Robert Chapman Gina Mackin Ian Clark Roger Marley Blair Crawford Chris Mayne Bernie Davis Christchurch Don McQueen Norman Decent Sandra Moore Lesley Dedman * Christchurch Frederick Neale Christchurch Lesley Dedman * Dorset David Newell Sally Derham Wilkes Christchurch Jane Newell Xena Dion Ray Nottage - Chairman Christchurch David d Orton-Gibson Pat Oakley Bobbie Dove Ron Parker Beverley Dunlop Susan Phillips Jackie Edwards Margaret Phipps * Christchurch Malcolm Farrell Margaret Phipps * Dorset Laurence Fear Marion Pope Anne Filer Ian Potter Michael Filer Lynda Price Mike Fisher John Rampton David Flagg Christchurch Karen Rampton Tavis Fox Christchurch Chris Rochester Sean Gabriel Louise Russell Andy Garner-Watts Vikki Slade Nick Geary Christchurch David Smith Wendy Grace Christchurch Lisle Smith Christchurch Mike Greene Susan Spittle Christchurch Nicola Greene Philip Stanley-Watts Vishal Gupta Ann Stribley Vice-Chair Andy Hadley Ray Tindle May Haines Russell Trent Peter Hall * Christchurch John Trickett Peter Hall * Dorset Chris Wakefield Vicki Hallam Christchurch Janet Walton Nigel Hedges Trevor Watts Christchurch Paul Hilliard Christchurch Michael Weinhonig Mark Howell Mike Wilkins Mohan Iyengar Lindsay Wilson

2, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 The meeting commenced at 7.00 pm Note: To see a copy of the public reports that were considered by the Committee at this meeting please visit: https://bcpshadowauthority.wordpress.com/meetings/ 1. APOLOGIES The Monitoring Officer, and read out the following apologies which had been received for the meeting: Councillor Mark Anderson Sue Anderson Amedeo Angiolini Julie Bagwell John Beesley Derek Borthwick Philip Broadhead Mike Brooke Eddie Coope Malcolm Davies Phil Eades Jennie Hodges Trish Jamieson Ian Lancashire John Lofts Stephen MacLoughlin Drew Mellor Andrew Morgan Peter Pawlowski John Perkins Nick Rose Allister Russell Gill Seymour Rae Stollard Mike White Emma Williams Lawrence Williams Graham Wilson Kieron Wilson Authority Christchurch Christchurch

3, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 2. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST Councillor David Flagg, Leader of Christchurch Borough Council made a statement declaring a potential conflict of interest due to the legal challenge issued by Christchurch Borough Council on the proposals for Local Government Reorganisation in Dorset. In making the statement Councillor Flagg indicated that it was accepted that the Structural Change Order was currently in place but if the application for a judicial review goes forward to a full hearing then the Council was likely to seek interim relief. He explained that because of the impending judicial review, Members were advised that there was a potential conflict of interest should a Christchurch Member be elected to any position on the Shadow Authority. Councillor Flagg acknowledged that there was a statutory duty upon Christchurch Borough Council to co-operate with the Shadow Authority and that Members would ensure that the Council fulfils its legal obligations. He reported that in accordance with Christchurch Borough Council s mandate, Members would undertake the necessary actions to protect the interests of the residents of the ancient Borough. He explained that Members would withdraw from the meeting until the judicial review had been dealt with. The Monitoring Officer, and advised that it was lawful for the Christchurch Borough Council Members to remain and take part in the meeting. The following Members withdrew from the meeting: Councillor Janet Abbott Councillor Colin Bungey Councillor Lesley Dedman Councillor Sally Derham Wilkes Councillor David Flagg Councillor Nick Geary Councillor Peter Hall Councillor Paul Hilliard Councillor Colin Jamieson Councillor David Jones Councillor Denise Jones Councillor Fred Neale Councillor Margaret Phipps There were no other declarations of interest made. (Note the above Members withdrew at 7.07 pm)

4, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 3. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN That Councillor Ray Nottage be elected Chairman of the Shadow Authority. In taking the Chair Councillor Nottage thanked Members and in particular for all the work undertaken in reaching this historic day. 4. ELECTION OF VICE-CHAIRMAN Councillors Ann Stribley and David Brown were moved and seconded as nominations for Vice-Chairman of the Shadow Authority. Members agreed to hear from each nominee prior to voting on the election of the Vice-Chairman. Each Councillor outlined their experience for the role. That Councillor Ann Stribley be elected Vice-Chairman of the Shadow Authority. 5. ADOPTION OF THE SHADOW AUTHORITY CONSTITUTION, INCORPORATING STANDING ORDERS; CODE OF CONDUCT AND SCHEME OF ALLOWANCES The Shadow Authority considered a report of the Monitoring Officer, and. The report set out the recommendation of the, Christchurch & Joint Committee to the Shadow Authority that it adopt the Constitution at Appendix 1 to the report to be the Constitution of the Shadow Authority. The Constitution included the relevant Standing Orders, Code of Conduct for Members, and Scheme of Allowances. That the Constitution attached at Appendix 1 to the report circulated with the agenda be adopted. 6. DESIGNATION OF INTERIM STATUTORY OFFICERS The Shadow Authority considered a report of the Head of HR, and which set out the recommendations of the Joint Committee regarding designation of interim statutory officers as required by the Structural Change Order. A Member indicated that he knew nothing about the proposed interim Head of Paid Service and suggested a short presentation be made. A Member explained that the recommendations were from the Joint Committee and the necessary HR processes had been followed.

5, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 A Member raised concerns regarding the subsidiary role of returning officer for the Head of the Paid Service and the Data Protection Officer role for the Monitoring Officer. Members were advised that the designation of returning officer was interim pending the recruitment of the Chief Executive. The Monitoring Officer, and reported that the Shadow Executive Committee was expected to receive a report at its first meeting on senior appointments and it was highly likely that the appointment of the Chief Executive for the new authority would be made before the elections in May 2019. In respect of the designation of the Data Protection Officer this was a holding position pending review. 1. That the Shadow Authority designates the following officers as interim statutory officers of the Shadow Authority: Interim Head of Paid Service Jane Portman Interim Monitoring Officer Tanya Coulter Interim Chief Finance Officer/Section 151 Officer Adam Richens 2. That the Shadow Authority designates the interim Head of Paid Service to be the Returning Officer pursuant to Paragraph 13(8) of the Structural Changes Order. 3. That the Shadow Authority shall designate its main office for the purposes of the legal requirement to do so as the main office of the interim Head of Paid Service. 4. That the Shadow Authority designates its interim Monitoring Officer to be its Data Protection Officer pursuant to the General Data Protection Regulations. 7. POLITICAL BALANCE OF THE SHADOW AUTHORITY AND NOMINATIONS The Shadow Authority considered a report asking to approve the political balance and the proposed allocation of seats, confirm the nominations for the Executive Committee as nominated by, Christchurch and constituent authorities and approve the nominations for the Overview and Scrutiny Committee, Standards Committee and Senior Appointments Committee. The Chairman reported that he would take each of the recommendations set out in the report seperately. A Member commented on the role of the Leader of the Shadow Authority and in his position as an opposition member having an opportunity to hear from candidates on their proposals. It was confirmed that the election of the Chairman of the Shadow Executive Committee who would fulfil the role of Leader of the Council would be undertaken at the Shadow Executive Committee on 15 June 2018.

6, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 A Member reported that he would be voting against the recommendation confirming the Shadow Executive Committee Membership. He explained that at the Borough of the proposals had been dealt with through the approval of the outside bodies report and he felt they should have been dealt with by a separate item. The Monitoring Officer reported on the proportion of the seats, the allocation to political groups and those unallocated seats on the three Committees. She reported on the nominations and Members commented on the vacancies on each body and how these could be dealt with. The Shadow Authority in addition to the nominations from the s considered filling the vacancy on the Standards Committee. 1. That the political balance of the Shadow Authority as set out in the report be approved. 2. That the allocation of seats for Committees as set out in the report be approved. 3. That the nominations for the Executive Committee, as nominated by, Christchurch and constituent authorities detailed in paragraph 3 of the report be confirmed. 4. That the following Members be appointed to the Overview and Scrutiny Committee, Standards Committee and Senior Appointments Committee: Overview and Scrutiny Committee Conservative Liberal Democrats People, Green and Independent Jane Newell Mike Brooke Marion Pope Ron Parker Malcolm Farrell Mark Anderson David d Orton-Gibson Ian Clark Chris Wakefield Michael Weinhonig Claire Bath Lisle Smith Susan Spittle Others

7, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 Standards Committee Conservative Mohan Iyengar Andy Garner-Watts Beverley Dunlop Bob Chapman Liberal Democrats People, Green and Independent Others Stephen Bartlett Senior Appointments Committee Conservative Janet Walton Mike White John Beesley Nicola Greene David d Orton-Gibson Liberal Democrats David Brown People, Green and Independent Others Note: Councillors David Brown, Russell Trent, Mark Howell, Marion Le Poidevin, Sandra Moore, Vikki Slade and Andy Hadley wished to be recorded as voting against the decision at 3 above. 8. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMEN AND VICE-CHAIRMEN The relevant Members of the individual Committees voted on the election of Chairmen and Vice-chairmen as detailed below: Committee Chairman Vice-Chairman Overview and Scrutiny Michael Weinhonig Lisle Smith Standards Beverley Dunlop Mohan Iyengar The Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee reported on their experience in fulfilling their new role. The Election of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Senior Appointments Committee was deferred to the first meeting of the Committee.

8, Christchurch and Shadow Authority, 6 June 2018 9. CALENDAR OF MEETINGS 1. That meetings of the Shadow Authority will take place in the following months: October 2018 February 2019 and that the final dates of the meetings be agreed by the Chairman and Vice- Chairman of the Shadow Authority. 2. That meetings of the Shadow Executive Committee will be held on a monthly basis and that the calendar of meetings for this body will be agreed at its first meeting and subsequently published on the Authority s website be noted. 3. That the calendar of meetings of the other committees will be agreed by the Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of the respective committees and published on the Authority s website in due course be noted. The Chairman reported on this historic day and the development of the proposals which were underpinned by value for money principles. He highlighted the need for communication with residents and the support he would provide. He referred to the role of Shadow Executive Committee, the potential level of savings, better services, more growth and enterprise with well-being at the heart of the proposals. The meeting closed at 7.40 pm. Contact: Website: Karen Tompkins, Head of Democratic Services and 01202 451255 karen.tompkins@bournemouth.gov.uk www.bournemouth.gov.uk