Podcasts about scrutiny committee

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The St Helena Government Ministers attended Saint FM on the afternoon of 28thApril 2022 to respond to the backbenchers concerns regarding security committee's role in the new political system. Prior to the main discussion & included in this podcast the Chief Minister & Chief Medical Officer announce changes to the Covid Quarantine and testing procedures for Fully Vaccinated persons from the next flight to St Helena and the rationale for those. The discussion on Scrutiny hosted by Vince Thompson & Mike Olsson starts at 15 mins 56 secs. Discussion around St Helena's Minimum Wage starts at 1 hour, 8 mins, 17 secs. All 6 Ministers Julie Thomas (Chief Minister), Jeffrey Ellick, Mark Brooks, Christine Scipio, and Martin Henry attended and participated. Well worth a listen.

In this Human Rights Safeguarding Podcast: the UK's Online Safety Bill with Damian Collins MP, the Bill's Scrutiny Committee's recommendations, the meaning of "harm", what offline laws apply to the online if any, Section 230, Francis Haugen, End-to-End Encryption (E2EE),  the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, the role of Ofcom the Regulator and how they will ensure social media companies comply with this new legislation.

A panel discussion celebrating inclusion, diversity and fair representation within pioneering organisations. This session will cover topics such as closing the gender and ethnicity pay gaps, diversity throughout the organisational structure, innovative and inclusive initiative and policies and valuing all protected characteristics as a culture, not a checklist. Session leads: Sanchia Alasia, Head of EDI, and Sebastian Bromelow, Project Manager (OD/EDI), LSBU Joined by: • Cllr Marianna Masters, Lambeth Council • Marc McKenna Coles, Global Diversity and Inclusion Manager, Lloyd's Bank • Joseph Galliano, CEO, Queer Britain • Marisha Drayton, Recruitment Partner, LSBU Biographies: Marianna Masters has held several senior positions within global financial and corporate companies over 25+ years. A long-standing advocate of Black rights she was Co-Chair of the Black Employees Network whilst at Thomson Reuters. Her passion for grassroots politics allowed her to be successfully elected as a councillor in the London Borough of Lambeth in 2018. She was Chair of the Lambeth Labour Group of 57 Councillors from 2018-2020 and is currently the Vice- Chair of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee. She additionally is Vice-Chair on Our Healthier Overview and Scrutiny Committee covering 6 boroughs in South London. She also sits on the Partnership Board of Black Thrive, a mental health partnership between communities, statutory organisations, voluntary and the private sector. Visit: www.lambeth.gov.uk Queer Britain is working towards opening the first national museum focussed on LGBTQ+ people, gathering, exploring and celebrating their stories, histories and artefacts. It will have a strong educational agenda. It will be an innovative, immersive bricks and mortar museum which will preserve and present stories and artefacts. It will celebrate, explore and explain LGBTQ+ lives, and place them in a national and international context for everyone, regardless of sexual identity or gender identity. Joseph Galliano is CEO and Co-Founder of Queer Britain. He is a fundraiser, journalist, former editor of Gay Times magazine and third sector ambassador manager who is now throwing all his energy into building an organisation capable of launching a national LGBTQ+ museum, Queer Britain. Visit: https://queerbritain.org.uk Marc McKenna-Coles currently works as the Global Diversity and Inclusion Manager for Lloyd's. He supports and oversees Diversity, Inclusion, Wellbeing and Culture objectives for the corporation as well as supporting the Insurance market. His role over the last 2 ½ years has been to lead the Global Diversity and Inclusion festival for Insurance, Dive In (https://diveinfestival.com/), which in 2020 had a global attendance of over 30,000 people across 35 countries and 144 events. Marc has also co-authored various guides and reports for the insurance market (https://inclusionatlloyds.com/resources/toolkit/). He supported and drove the Insurance Market Gender plan and target as well as developing the same for Ethnicity. He previously was a global Diversity and Inclusion Manager for RBS (NatWest Group). Marc's D&I work at RBS, included improving LGBT+ inclusion for both customer and colleague, including, a policy and guidance to support Trans and Non-binary colleagues and improving how customers can update their gender marker on their banking profile. Prior to working in Diversity and Inclusion, Marc spent a number of years in customer facing roles within the bank and before this, spent approximately 10 years with Disney, both in UK Disney Stores and Disney Cruise line in the USA Visit: www.lloyds.com/about-lloyds/diversity-and-inclusion-at-lloyds.

As the century marches on we're no closer to a unilateral global action plan for tackling climate change. With a lack of leadership from governments, it falls to local groups to enact the changes required to reverse the damage we're doing to the planet. One Manchester-based group campaigning for change in the city is Climate Emergency Manchester (CEM). AMF founder Liam Oliver spoke with CEM member Chloe Jeffries about their climate initiatives, campaigning, and victories. They discussed petitioning the Manchester council for a 7th scrutiny committee for climate change and Chloe shared some practical advice on how we can all lead greener lives. ----------------------------- ***Links from the show*** CEM Website: https://climateemergencymanchester.net/ 7th Scrutiny Committee petition: https://climateemergencymanchester.net/petition-2/

Episode 3 of Sutton Wire, the podcast from Sutton Conservatives. This week: - St Helier resident Sandra Ackland tells us why the Council's parking strategy isn't working - A new bus route (H1) St Helier to Epsom hospital - Sutton Soup - A quick look ahead to the Scrutiny Committee on 6th Feb which will look at bins, street cleaning, transport, CAHMS, and St Helier Hospital. Links from the episode: Sutton Soup Request to pitch or book tickets http://www.suttonsoup.org.uk/ Controlled Parking Residents Forum – London Borough of Sutton Facebook group link Scrutiny Committee Papers for 6th February 2019 Contact the show: Email: SuttonWire@gmail.com Twitter: @SuttonWire https://www.suttonconservatives.org.uk/

Bring Springsteen has his E Street band, Benny had his Jets and Josie had her Pussycats.Lewisham Council? Well it has the 'Del Fuegos' gang of the Scrutiny Committee councillors. Who are they? Only a fearless team who turned over the stones of last week's Cabinet decision to favour the offshore Renewal company over our beloved Millwall FC's plans, that's who.Speaking about last night's remarkable turnaround in the critically important redevelopment plans for South Bermnodsey we have two top table guests: first on is The Guardian's chief sports writer Barney Ronay (@barneyronay on Twitter.) Swiftly followed by Millwall PR spokesman David Prescott (@DavidPrescott)The game is not yet over, but this was a big unexpected away win - all to play for next week at the Lewisham Cabinet. Back to the football on Sunday's show, till then ... enjoy.NickCBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bring Springsteen has his E Street band, Benny had his Jets and Josie had her Pussycats. Lewisham Council? Well it has the 'Del Fuegos' gang of the Scrutiny Committee councillors. Who are they? Only a fearless team who turned over the stones of last week's Cabinet decision to favour the offshore Renewal company over our beloved Millwall FC's plans, that's who. Speaking about last night's remarkable turnaround in the critically important redevelopment plans for South Bermnodsey we have two top table guests: first on is The Guardian's chief sports writer Barney Ronay (@barneyronay on Twitter.) Swiftly followed by Millwall PR spokesman David Prescott (@DavidPrescott) The game is not yet over, but this was a big unexpected away win - all to play for next week at the Lewisham Cabinet. Back to the football on Sunday's show, till then ... enjoy. Nick CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Surrey Police Neighbourhood Commander, Sarah Milligan gives a presentation to members of the Elmbridge Borough Councils Overview & Scrutiny Committeeand takes questions from elected members local policing arrangements and community engagement. #Elmbridge

Councillor Geoff Lumley, Lee Hodgson from the CAB and East Cowes Mayor Mike Lloyd are the guest on this weeks #FridayReport with Lucy Morgan. They’ll be discussing the Scrutiny Committee meeting, the Floating Bridge consultation, means-tested disability allowance and older drivers. #iwnews

Overview and Scrutiny Committee chair Cathy Bowman presents a report to cabinet. Cllr Ian Wingfield responds.

Interview with Jan Thurgood, Strategic Director of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee for Poole Council.