To receive any declarations of Personal or Personal and Prejudicial Interests in respect of items on the agenda for this meeting.
Any Member with a personal interest or a personal and prejudicial interest in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Conduct, in any matter to be considered at a meeting, must declare the existence and nature of that interest as soon as the interest becomes apparent in accordance with the provisions of the Code.
When a Member declares a personal and prejudicial interest he shall also state if he has a dispensation from the Standards Committee entitling him/her to speak, or speak and vote on the matter concerned.
Where any Member has declared a personal and prejudicial interest he shall withdraw from the room while the matter is under consideration unless
(a) His/her disability to speak, or speak and vote on the matter has been removed by a dispensation granted by the Standards Committee, or
(b) members of the public are allowed to make representations, give evidence or answer questions about the matter by statutory right or otherwise. If that is the case, the Member can also attend the meeting for that purpose. However, the Member must immediately leave the room once he/she has finished; or when the meeting decides he/she has finished whichever is the earlier and in any event the Member must leave the room for the duration of the debate on the item in which he/she has a personal and prejudicial interest.
Minutes:
Interests were declared in report 103/07 – Planning applications as follows: -
|
Councillor |
Type of Interest
|
Item |
Reason |
Minute Ref |
|
Richard Farrell |
Personal and Prejudicial |
Item 11 - NHI/2653/8-D |
In so far as he was Chair of the Board of Management of the Vale Housing Association Limited which was the preferred development partner for the social housing element of the shceme
|
DC.190 |
|
Terry Quinlan |
Personal |
Item 11 - NHI/2653/8-D |
In so far as he was acquainted with the Member of the Parish Council who was to make a statement regarding the application.
|
DC.190 |
|
Terry Cox |
Personal |
Item 12 - NHI/2653/9
|
In so far as he knew Eric Batts a speaker on the application. He explained that he had known Mr Batts through the Conservative Party for many years but he was not a friend.
|
DC.191 |
|
Matthew Barber |
Personal and Prejudicial |
Item 12 - NHI/2653/9
|
He was acquainted with the Parish Councillor who was to speak on the item. |
DC.191 |
|
Terry Quinlan |
Personal |
Item 12 - NHI/2653/9
|
In so far as he was acquainted with the Member of the Parish Council who was to make a statement regarding the application.
|
DC.191 |
|
Richard Farrell |
Personal and Prejudicial |
Item 12 - NHI/2653/9
|
In so far as he was Chair of the Board of Management of the Vale Housing Association Limited which was the preferred development partner for the social housing element of the shceme
|
DC.191 |
|
John Woodford |
Personal |
Item 13 - CHI/5465/19 & CHI/5465/20-LB
|
In so far as he had been a former neighbour of the applicant when she had lived in Abingdon. |
DC.192 |
|
Terry Quinlan |
Personal |
Item 15 - NHI/18957/4
|
In so far as he was acquainted with the Member of the Parish Council who was to make a statement regarding the application.
|
DC.194 |
|
Jim Moley |
Personal and Prejudicial Interest |
Item 17 - WAN/19717/1-X |
In so far as he was a member of King Alfred’s Education Trust.
|
DC.196 |
|
Jenny Hannaby
|
Personal and Prejudicial |
Item 17 - WAN/19717/1-X
|
In so far at the applicant was the solicitor acting for her firm and for her in a private capacity. |
DC.196 |
|
Jim Moley |
Personal |
Item 19 - ABG/20273-X
|
In so far as he was a Member of the County Council, the applicant. However, he explained that he had had no previous consideration of the application and notwithstanding this he was not a Member of the Committee and so would not be taking part in any consideration of the application in any event. |
DC.198 |
|
Angela Lawrence |
Personal |
Item 19 - ABG/20273-X
|
In so far as she was a Member of Abingdon Town Council which had commented on the application. She explained that she had not been involved in any previous consideration of the application.
|
DC.198 |
|
Tony de Vere |
Personal and prejudicial |
Item 19 - ABG/20273-X
|
In so far as he was the Chair of Governors for John MasonSchool.
|
DC.198 |
|
Matthew Barber Roger Cox Terry Cox Tony de Vere Richard Farrell Richard Gibson Jenny Hannaby Angela Lawrence Jim Moley Jerry Patterson Terry Quinlan Margaret Turner John Woodford
|
Personal |
Item 19 - ABG/20273-X
|
In so far as John Rawling one of the speakers was known to them as a former officer of the Council. |
DC.198 |
|
Jenny Hannaby
|
Personal |
Item 20 - WAN/20297 |
In so far as she was a Member of Wantage Town Council which had commented on the application. She explained that she had not been involved in any previous consideration of the application.
|
DC.199 |
|
Jim Moley |
Personal and Prejudicial Interest |
Item 20 - WAN/20297 |
In so far as he was the President of the Wantage Silver Band who would be sharing the building proposed.
|
DC.199 |