Issue - meetings
"Working in Partnership for Aberdeen" - Commissioning Intentions and Service Standards 2022/23 - CUS/22/169
Meeting: 24/08/2022 - Council (Item 12)
Decision:
The Council resolved:-
(i) to note the review of the commissioning intentions, service standards in the context of the policy statement, “Working in Partnership for Aberdeen”;
(ii) to agree to the recommended amendments to 2022/23 commissioning intentions and service standards set out in Appendix A;
(iii) to instruct the Director of Commissioning to report any further amendments required in 2022/23 to existing commissioning intentions and service standards, as a result of subsequent decisions of the Council and its committees, to Council; and
(iv) to note that the policy statement would be fully reflected within the Council’s strategic commissioning cycle for 2023/24 onwards.
Minutes:
With reference to Article 13 of the minute of its meeting of 18 May 2022, the Council had before it a report by the Director of Commissioning which identified areas where revisions may be required to the commissioning intentions and service standards, to ensure alignment with the policy statement - “Working in Partnership for Aberdeen”.
The report recommended:-
that the Council -
(a) note the review of the commissioning intentions, service standards in the context of the policy statement, “Working in Partnership for Aberdeen”;
(b) agree to the recommended amendments to 2022/23 commissioning intentions and service standards set out in Appendix A;
(c) instruct the Director of Commissioning to report any further amendments required in 2022/23 to existing commissioning intentions and service standards, as a result of subsequent decisions of the Council and its committees, to Council; and
(d) note that the policy statement would be fully reflected within the Council’s strategic commissioning cycle for 2023/24 onwards.
Councillor Yuill moved, seconded by Councillor Hutchison:-
That the Council approve the recommendations contained within the report.
Councillor Macdonald moved as an amendment, seconded by Councillor Graham:-
That the Council -
(1) approve recommendations (a) and (b) as contained within the report;
(2) instruct the Director of Commissioning to report on the costs of each and all of the amendments as set out in Appendix A before agreement of any of these and set out where savings will be found to pay for these; and
(3) note the intention that the policy statement will be fully reflected within the Council’s strategic commissioning cycle for 2023/24 onwards.
On a division, there voted:-
For the motion (24) - Lord Provost; Depute Provost; and Councillors Al-Samarai, Allard, Alphonse, Bouse, Hazel Cameron, Clark, Cooke, Copland, Cormie, Davidson, Fairfull, Greig, Henrickson, Hutchison, MacGregor, McLellan, McRae, Mennie, Nicoll, Radley, Van Sweeden and Yuill.
For the amendment (20) - Councillors Ali, Blake, Bonsell, Boulton, Brooks, Crockett, Farquhar, Graham, Grant, Houghton, Kusznir, Macdonald, MacKenzie, McLeod, Malik, Massey, Stewart, Thomson, Tissera and Watson.
The Council resolved:-
to adopt the motion.