Issue - meetings
Statutory Performance Indicators 2012/13
Meeting: 26/09/2013 - Finance, Policy and Resources Committee (Item 10)
10 Statutory Performance Indicators 2012/13 (CG/13/089) 
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Decision:
(i) to note the outturn performance for 2012/13 Statutory Performance Indicators (SPIs);
(ii) to note that the SPIs detailed in the report will also be reported to the Council’s Service committees as appropriate and that further details required by members, including analysis and trend information are available on request;
(iii) to agree that the performance outturn detailed in the report be published in accordance with statutory requirements;
(iv) to note the developments in SPI management and reporting scheduled for the 2013/14 financial year;
(v) to request officers to provide the Committee, by way of email, with information on the Council’s performance across the SPIs against the four principal cities and other authorities with a similar structure; and
(vi) to note that members could contact the Head of Asset Management and Operations to further discuss road network restrictions.
Minutes:
The Committee had before it a report by the acting Director of Corporate Governance which detailed the outturn performance for the Council’s agreed Statutory Performance Indicators (SPIs) for 2012/2013.
The report recommended -
that the Committee -
(a) note the outturn performance for 2012/13 SPIs;
(b) note that the SPIs detailed in the report would also be reported to the Council’s service committees as appropriate and that further details required by members, including analysis and trend information were available on request;
(c) agree that the performance outturn detailed in the report be published in accordance with statutory requirements; and
(d) note the developments in SPI management and reporting scheduled for the 2013/14 financial year.
The Committee resolved:-
(i) to approve the recommendations;
(ii) to request officers to provide the Committee, by way of email, with information on the Council’s performance across the SPIs against the four principal cities and other comparable authorities; and
(iii) to note that members could contact the Head of Asset Management and Operations to further discuss road network restrictions.