Archived decisions

Decision Maker:

Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and Communities

Date of Decision:

11 September 2008

Decision Title:

Development of the Adult and Family Learning Service in Hampshire

Decision Reference:

249

Report From:

The Director of Recreation and Heritage

Contact name:

Beverley Jones

Tel:

10962 846943

Email:

[email protected]

1) Summary

The following decisions are sought:

1.1. That the Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and Communities approves the strategic direction being taken to ensure the future of the adult and family learning service in Hampshire.

1.2. That the Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and Communities accepts the summary recommendations of the report.

1.3. That the Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and Communities approves the County Council's/Learning and Skills Council's 3 Year Development Plan for 2008-11 in order to secure Learning and Skills Funding for the year 2008-09.

2) Reasons for the decision

2.1. To outline recommendations towards building a strategy to achieve a vibrant adult learning service across Hampshire.

2.2. The strategy will support all three of the Corporate Priorities as follows:

· Hampshire safer and secure for all - by promoting good community relations through creating local learning partnerships.

· Maximising well-being - by providing a full range of quality learning opportunities.

· Enhancing our quality of place - by enabling local delivery of services in support of sustainable communities.

3) Other options considered and rejected:

None.

4) Conflicts of Interest:

4.1. Conflicts of interest declared by the decision-maker:

None

4.2. Conflicts of interest declared by other Executive Members consulted:

None

5) Dispensation granted by the Standards Committee:

None

6) Any reasons for the matter being dealt with if urgent :

None

7) Statement from the Decision Maker:

Approved by:

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Date:

11 September 2008

Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and Communities

Councillor Mrs. M. Snaith