PS13 - Youth Service
Results updated 16 Feb 2012
Thank you very much for all comments submitted to the savings proposals consultation. The staff and public consultation process have now concluded.
Elected members have considered the final reports on this proposal including the staff and public views gathered during the consultation period. The decisions made are detailed below:
The budget for the Youth Service, including staff, premises costs and diversionary activities will be reduced.
It is proposed to delete vacant posts and reduce operational costs, whilst minimising the impact on frontline services when compared to those being delivered now. The hours of youth work available per week will be reduced by 45 or 12.8%. The number of youth centres managed by the Youth Service will not be affected.
Proposed full year saving 2012/13 £100,000
Cabinet Decision: To be implemented as originally proposed
You can find the final proposal document, equality impact assessment, and the public summary of all proposal decisions in the files section below.
Files:
- Post Consultation Public Summary & Recommendations, 145.5 KB (Microsoft Word Document)
- PS13 - Youth Service, 368.0 KB (Microsoft Word Document)
- PS13 EIA - Youth Service, 141.5 KB (Microsoft Word Document)
Overview
This proposal will reduce the budget for the Youth Service, including staff, premises costs and diversionary activities.
It is proposed to delete vacant posts and reduce operational costs, whilst minimising the impact on frontline services when compared to those being delivered now. We propose to reduce the hours of youth work available per week by 45 or 13.8%. There are no plans to reduce the number of youth centres managed by the Youth Service.
The indicative saving for this proposal is £100,000
As the proposal will affect service users, we have undertaken an Equality Impact Assessment to identify likely or actual effects on people with protected characteristics.
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