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Declarations of interest
Declarations
Meeting: Tuesday, 28th November, 2023 5.30 pm - Education and Social Services Scrutiny Committee
9. Annual Report of the Director of Social Services and Housing for 2022/23.
- Councillor Donna Cushing - Personal - Councillor D. Cushing declared a personal interest as a close family member receives social care. As this was a personal interest only there was no requirement for her to leave the meeting and she could take full part in the debate.
Meeting: Tuesday, 30th January, 2024 5.30 pm - Education and Social Services Scrutiny Committee
7. Update on the Progress and Evaluation of Caerphilly Cares and Employee Volunteering Scheme.
- Councillor Marina Chacon-Dawson - Personal - Councillor M. Chacon-Dawson declared a personal interest as she is married to someone who works for GAVO. As this was a personal interest only there was no requirement for her to leave the meeting and she could take full part in the debate and vote.
- Councillor Steve Skivens - Personal - Councillor S. Skivens declared a person interest as he is a Trustee of Citizens Advice Bureau, Blaenau Gwent. As this was a personal interest only there was no requirement for him to leave the meeting and he could take full part in the debate and vote.
Meeting: Monday, 20th May, 2024 5.30 pm - Education and Social Services Scrutiny Committee
- Councillor Charlotte Bishop - Personal - Councillor C. Bishop declared a personal interest in that she is a school governor at one of the schools affected. As this was a personal interest only there was no requirement for her to leave the meeting and she could take full part in the debate.
Meeting: Tuesday, 3rd September, 2024 5.30 pm - Education and Social Services Scrutiny Committee
9. Federation of Schools - Cwmaber Infants School and Cwmaber Junior School.
- Councillor Charlotte Bishop - Prejudicial - Councillor C. Bishop declared a prejudicial interest in that she is a school governor at one of the schools affected. As this was a prejudicial interest Councillor C. Bishop left the meeting and did not take part in the debate.