Meeting documents

People Scrutiny Committee
Tuesday, 2nd December, 2014 6.30 pm

The Cabinet Minutes

Date:
Tuesday, 11th November, 2014
Time:
14:00
Place:
Civic Suite, Civic Centre, Southend-on-Sea
 

Attendance Details

ItemDescriptionResolution
Part I
387 Southend-on-Sea Borough Council Sexual Health Strategy 2014-2017
Scrutiny Comment for item 387
Business for item 387
Resolved:-

That the Sexual Health Strategy 2014-2017 and associated action plan, be approved.

Reason for Decision

Implementation of the Sexual Health Strategy 2014-2017 and the associated action plan will help to improve the sexual health and wellbeing of the local population and deliver efficiencies over the longer term.

Other Options

The Southend-on-Sea Sexual Health Strategy 2014-2017 highlights how the commissioning of a local integrated sexual health service will make the system more streamlined for service users and lead to more efficient use of resources. The other option would be to keep elements of the local sexual health service as individual services.

Note:- This is an Executive Function
Eligible for call-in to People Scrutiny Committee
Executive Councillor:- Gilbert
*Called in to:- People Scrutiny Committee
14:00/15:00

Attendance Details

Present:
Councillor R A Woodley (Chairman)
Councillors M Assenheim, I D Gilbert, A P Jones, G E Longley, D A Norman MBE, M W Terry
In attendance:
R Tinlin, J K Williams, S Holland, S Leftley, A Lewis, J Chesterton, J Ruffle, J Williams, J Lansley, I Ambrose, M Singleton, A Keating and C Gamble

Also present: Councillors Burling, Butler, Folkard, Habermel, Moyies and Salter

Scrutiny Comment

ItemComment
387 Called in by Councillors J I Courtenay and J Lamb.
Final call on 21/11/2014 at 14:27
Resolved:-

That the following decision of Cabinet be noted:-

"That the Sexual Health Strategy 2014/2017 and associated action plan, be approved."

Note:- This is an Executive Function.
Executive Councillor:- Gilbert

Business

ItemBusiness
387The Cabinet considered a report of the Director of Public Health outlining the contents of the Sexual Health Strategy 2014/2017.

 

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