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Southend 2050 - Post COVID Recovery

Meeting: 15/10/2020 - Policy and Resources Scrutiny Committee (Item 449)

449 Southend 2050 Milestones & Measures: Refresh in response to Covid-19 pdf icon PDF 2 MB

Minute No. 377 (Cabinet Agenda Item No. 7).

Called-in by Councillors Cox and Davidson.

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The Committee considered Minute 377 of the meeting of the Cabinet held on 15 September 2020, which had been called in to the Policy and Resources Scrutiny Committee, together with a report of the Chief Executive presenting the second stage of the review and refresh of the Southend 2050 milestones and measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

At the request of the Committee, the Leader of the Council agreed to consider options for the circulation of the monthly Corporate Performance Dashboard to all members of the Council.

 

Resolved:

 

That the following decisions of the Cabinet be noted:

 

“1. That the new format of the outcome success measures report, which presents insight at an outcome level, be noted.

 

2. That it be noted that the associated measures and insight against each of the outcomes will be used to manage performance against the delivery of Southend

2050.

 

3. That the Quarter 1 performance (April-June 2020), be noted.

 

4. That the Southend 2050 roadmap milestones will form part of future reports that update on Southend’s recovery journey in order for responsive developments.

 

5. That the detailed Transforming Together programme of work, be noted.

 

6. That it be noted that Covid-19 is presenting lots of unknowns, as a result 2050 needs to be flexible to deal with the challenges therefore our outcomes will need to be responsive to the changing situations.

 

7. That the performance and measures of success and progress to achieve 2050 continue to be reported through the quarterly Outcome Success Measures Report, reported 4 times a year to Cabinet.

 

8.That the creation of a Covid-19 recovery fund with an initial value of £500,000 to be funded by the Business Transformation Reserve, be approved.

 

Note: This is an Executive Function

Cabinet Member: Councillor I Gilbert

 

 


Meeting: 15/09/2020 - Cabinet (Item 377)

377 Southend 2050 Milestones and Measures - Refresh in response to Covid-19 pdf icon PDF 2 MB

Report of Executive Director (Transformation) attached

Additional documents:

Decision:

The Cabinet considered a report of the Chief Executive presenting the second stage of the review and refresh of Southend 2050 milestones and measures in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

Resolved:-

 

1.    That the new format of the outcome success measures report, which presents insight at an outcome level, be noted.

2.    That it be noted that the associated measures and insight against each of the outcomes will be used to manage performance against the delivery of Southend 2050.

3.    That the Quarter 1 performance (April-June 2020), be noted.

4.    That the Southend 2050 roadmap milestones will form part of future reports that update on Southend’s recovery journey in order for responsive developments.

5.    That the detailed Transforming Together programme of work, be noted.

6.    That it be noted that Covid-19 is presenting lots of unknowns, as a result 2050 needs to be flexible to deal with the challenges therefore our outcomes will need to be responsive to the changing situations.

7.    That the performance and measures of success and progress to achieve 2050 continue to be reported through the quarterly Outcome Success Measures Report, reported 4 times a year to Cabinet.

8.    That the creation of a Covid-19 recovery fund with an initial value of £500,000 to be funded by the Business Transformation Reserve, be approved.

 

Reason for Decisions:

 

To ensure the Council has an opportunity to review action taken to date to tackle the Covid-19 crisis and to consider the appropriate approach to be taken to enable the Borough and Council to recover.

 

Other options:

 

The Council could choose not to review its current ambition and desired outcomes. This would mean failing to set out the huge impact the crisis has had on the Borough, its people and the Council and the Council’s approach to recovery. A review of the current 2050 ambition and outcomes would most likely be required in any case, given they were agreed in 2018.

 

Note: This is an Executive Function.

Eligible for call-in to: Policy and Resources Scrutiny Committee

Executive member: Cllr Gilbert

 

 

Minutes:

The Cabinet considered a report of the Chief Executive presenting the second stage of the review and refresh of Southend 2050 milestones and measures in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

Resolved:-

 

1.    That the new format of the outcome success measures report, which presents insight at an outcome level, be noted.

 

2.    That it be noted that the associated measures and insight against each of the outcomes will be used to manage performance against the delivery of Southend 2050.

 

3.    That the Quarter 1 performance (April-June 2020), be noted.

 

4.    That the Southend 2050 roadmap milestones will form part of future reports that update on Southend’s recovery journey in order for responsive developments.

 

5.    That the detailed Transforming Together programme of work, be noted.

 

6.    That it be noted that Covid-19 is presenting lots of unknowns, as a result 2050 needs to be flexible to deal with the challenges therefore our outcomes will need to be responsive to the changing situations.

 

7.    That the performance and measures of success and progress to achieve 2050 continue to be reported through the quarterly Outcome Success Measures Report, reported 4 times a year to Cabinet.

 

8.    That the creation of a Covid-19 recovery fund with an initial value of £500,000 to be funded by the Business Transformation Reserve, be approved.

 

Reason for Decisions:

 

To ensure the Council has an opportunity to review action taken to date to tackle the Covid-19 crisis and to consider the appropriate approach to be taken to enable the Borough and Council to recover.

 

Other options:

 

The Council could choose not to review its current ambition and desired outcomes. This would mean failing to set out the huge impact the crisis has had on the Borough, its people and the Council and the Council’s approach to recovery. A review of the current 2050 ambition and outcomes would most likely be required in any case, given they were agreed in 2018.

 

Note: This is an Executive Function.

Called-in to: Policy and Resources Scrutiny Committee

Executive member: Cllr Gilbert

 

 


 

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