Discretion of the Councils Sample Clauses

Discretion of the Councils. 140.1 The discretion of any Council shall not be fettered or otherwise affected by the terms of this Agreement.
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Discretion of the Councils. The discretion of any Council shall not be fettered or otherwise affected by the terms of this Agreement. THE COMMON SEAL OF the Carmarthenshire County Council was hereunto affixed in the presence of THE COMMON SEAL OF the Pembrokeshire County Council was hereunto affixed in the presence of THE COMMON SEAL OF the Council of the City and County of Swansea was hereunto affixed in the presence of 1. Each Council will retain statutory accountability for school performance and the exercise of statutory powers of intervention and organisation of schools. They will not duplicate the work or activities of the PARTNERIAETH. 2. The PARTNERIAETH will nominate a senior officer to liaise with each Council's relevant Lead Officer who shall jointly agree on the scope and frequency of their meetings having regard to issues requiring attention. 3. The Councils' responsibilities will include: a) recommending a Lead Director of Education, for approval by the Joint Committee, to act as the main point of contact with the PARTNERIAETH. b) arranging for its lead school improvement officer to work collaboratively with the dedicated strategic lead/senior adviser appointed by the PARTNERIAETH. c) discussing with the PARTNERIAETH their respective roles, functions and actions with a view to avoiding duplication of effort and, in particular, each Council shall share with the PARTNERIAETH information relating to the overall vision and social and economic development priorities for their areas, having particular regard to issues that are likely to affect schools. 4. Councils will monitor progress of schools in their area through their member-level scrutiny arrangements 5. Each Council's scrutiny committee for children's and education services will meet at least once a year to consider performance and progress in their schools such meetings to be attended by Council and PARTNERIAETH staff equipped to answer questions 6. Each Council shall cooperate with and support the Joint Scrutiny Councillor Group in the scrutiny of the work of the PARTNERIAETH. 7. Councils shall provide the PARTNERIAETH with access to relevant data systems including anonymised data sets on pupil performance where these are held at local authority level. 8. Councils and the PARTNERIAETH shall jointly consider recommendations on statutory school interventions and, in the absence of exceptional circumstances, will implement them in accordance with agreed protocol. 9. Each Council undertakes to act reasonably in their ex...
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Discretion of the Councils. The discretion of each Council shall not be fettered or otherwise affected by the terms of this Agreement. THE COMMON SEAL OF the Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council was hereunto affixed in the presence of THE COMMON SEAL OF the Pembrokeshire County Council was hereunto affixed in the presence of
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