Decision - Greater Brighton Operational Arrangements 2025/26

Brighton and Hove Greater Brighton Economic Board Decided 2 Apr 2025 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Greater Brighton Economic Board

Report author

Andy Hill

Published

2 Apr 2025

Reference

7425

As published

the council's own words, unedited

RESOLVED: That the Board: 2.1 Notes that it has around £300,000 of budget based on carry-forward from 2024/25 and therefore agrees that much reduced budgetary contributions be sought from partners to fund the cost of running the Board and delivering its workplan in 2025/26. 2.2 Agrees the proposed expenditure in paragraph 3.4. 2.3 Agrees that in the context of devolution the Board will need to be agile and may need to consider requesting further funds from members if suitable project opportunities arise. 2.4 Agrees that Brighton & Hove City Council shall continue to act as Lead Authority for the Board in 2025/26. 2.5 Agree the process set out at sections 3.12 to 3.18 by which the Chair of the Board shall be nominated for 2025/26.

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The protocol sets out how decisions made by the Greater Brighton Economic Board can be challenged before they are implemented. It explains who can request a call-in, how the call-in panel operates, the circumstances in which a decision may be referred back for reconsideration, and the treatment of urgent decisions.

Recommendation

Adopt and operate the Greater Brighton Economic Board call-in process as set out in the protocol.

Financial impact

none stated

Decision maker

Greater Brighton Economic Board

Stakeholders named

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Greater Brighton Economic Board membersGreater Brighton Economic Joint CommitteeGreater Brighton Business PartnershipGBEB call-in panel membersConstituent member local authoritiesOther organisations, stakeholders or members of the public

Next steps

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Any eligible GBEB member local authority may submit a written call-in request within five working days of the meeting at which the decision was taken.
The Chief Executive of the lead Local Authority will determine whether to accept the request and, if accepted, suspend implementation and convene the call-in panel.
The GBEB call-in panel must meet within seven working days of acceptance to decide whether to refer the decision back to the Greater Brighton Economic Board or allow it to stand.
If a matter is referred back, the Greater Brighton Economic Board will reconsider it at its next scheduled meeting or at a special meeting.

Precedents

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