Present
Members:
- Cllr Mike Acreman
- Cllr Ailsa Charter
- Cllr Mahmood Ebrahimjee
- Cllr Marcus Harris
- Cllr Susan Hendrie
- Cllr Stephen Holder (Vice-Chairman/Deputy Mayor) (chair of the meeting)
- Cllr Claire Holford
- Cllr Jacki Hoskins
- Cllr Mark Hoskins
- Cllr Nigel Hughes
- Cllr Katharine Keats-Rohan
- Cllr Ros Lester
- Cllr Diana Margarido
- Cllr Len Pannett
- Cllr Christine Sandall
Officers:
- Karen Crowhurst, Locum Clerk
- Luke Whitcomb, Meetings Officer
Others:
- 0 member of the public
- 0 members of the press
216/24 MEETING PROTOCOL
The Mayor welcomed everyone and reminded Members of the protocols that needed to be followed in the conduct of the meeting.
217/24 APOLOGIES
Apologies were tabled from The Mayor, Councillor Dan Beauchamp, who was on annual leave.
It was proposed by Councillor Harris, and seconded by Councillor Hendrie, and RESOLVED that these apologies be received and accepted
218/24 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
No interests were declared.
219/24 FINANCE
The Council considered action that needed to be taken due to leave being taken by particular members of staff.
(a) Interim Responsible Financial Officer (RFO)
It was proposed by Councillor Holford, and seconded by Councillor Sandall, and RESOLVED unanimously that Karen Crowhurst be appointed Interim Responsible Financial Officer (RFO) to Wallingford Town Council
(b) Council bank account
It was proposed by Councillor Pannett, and seconded by Councillor Hendrie, and RESOLVED unanimously that Karen Crowhurst be added to the Council bank account to enable her to raise payments
(c) Signatories
It was proposed by Councillor Harris, and seconded by Councillor Charter, and RESOLVED unanimously that Councillors Ebrahimjee and Holder be added to the Council bank account to minimise the risk to the Council by ensuring there is greater availability for authorisation of payments
The meeting ended at 7.04 pm.
Minutes of the Extraordinary meeting of the Full Council held on 7 August 2024, signed as a correct record
Chairman
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