Venue: Meeting Room 3 - Medway Park Leisure Centre, Mill Road, Gillingham, ME7 1HF. View directions
Contact: Vanessa Etheridge - Democratic Services Officer
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Apologies for absence Minutes: An apology for absence was received from Councillor Gurung. |
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Record of decisions Minutes: The record of the meeting held on 17 February was agreed by the Sub Committee and signed by the Chairperson as correct. |
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Declarations of disclosable pecuniary Interests and other significant Interests Minutes: Disclosable pecuniary interests There were none. Other significant interests (OSIs) There were none. Other interests There were none. |
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Exclusion of the Press and Public Additional documents:
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Quarterly progress update on Joint Venture Minutes: The report updated the Sub Committee on progress, performance, risk, budget and contract status relating to the operation of the joint venture between April 2026 and May 2026.
The Sub Committee noted that the Business Plan had now been formally agreed, and discussed the internal governance arrangements and the meetings of the Client Liaison Board. It was agreed that the tight turnaround previously agreed as part of the internal governance arrangements discussed at the meetings in June and August 2025 of holding the Client Liaison Board, Medway Norse Ltd Board and Cabinet Sub Committee meetings within 48 hours of each other was not effective and a return to a formal gap between these meetings would be preferable.
Exempt Appendices A and B to the report provided further information in respect of the Medway Norse Performance Update (MN Q4 Report), and the Medway Norse Risk Register status report, which the Sub Committee considered and discussed. It was noted that further work would be undertaken on the presentation of the risk register to help align it with the Council’s own risk register reporting. The Sub Committee discussed opportunities to strengthen commercial capability and different ways to support the company’s long-term viability and attractiveness to a future authority under local government reform.
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