Issue - meetings

At this point in the meeting, Members will be invited to declare any personal or prejudicial interests they may have in the business on the agenda.  A list of general personal interests previously declared is attached.

The following Members and Co-optees declared a general personal interest in the items on the agenda  :

Councillor Runciman – Governor of Joseph Rowntree School and York College, and Trustee of the Theatre Royal.

Councillor Aspden – Governor of Knavesmire Primary School. Member of the National Union of Teachers (NUT). Teacher at Norton College, Malton, North Yorkshire.

Councillor Bradley – Governor of Poppleton Ousebank School

Councillor Cuthbertson – Governor of Headlands Primary School

Councillor Hopton – Governor of Manor School, Rufforth Primary School.  Her husband is a governor at Hob Moor Oaks.

Councillor Kind – Governor of Burnholme Community College; Haxby Road Primary School

Councillor Livesley – Governor of Bishopthorpe Infant School.

Councillor Scott – Governor of Clifton Green School.

Dr D Sellick – Governor of Derwent Junior School

Mr A Lawton as governor of Canon Lee School

Ms F Barclay – ATL: Branch Secretary for City of York and Teacher at All Saints School.

Mrs J Ellis – Governor of Burton Green Primary School

Mrs A Burn – Headteacher and Governor of Yearsley Grove Primary School.  Secretary of the York branch of the NAHT

Ms B Reagan is a teacher at Joseph Rowntree School, SENCO and Secretary of the York Association of the National Union of Teachers.

Mr M Thomas is the secretary of the York Association of NASUWT.

The following interests were also declared:

Councillor Kind declared a personal and prejudicial interest in  Agenda Item 5 ‘Standard charges for the use of Residential Homes and Foster Carers, Sharing Care, Adoption and Residence Order Weekly Allowances’ as she was a foster carer. She left the room and took no part in the discussion thereon.

Councillor Livesley declared a personal interest in Agenda Item 7 ‘Admission Limits for Primary and Secondary Schools in York from September 2007’ as he was a governor of Bishopthorpe Infant School. He exercised his right to remain in the room and took part in the discussion.

Dr Sellick declared a personal interest in Agenda Item 7 ‘Admission Limits for Primary and Secondary Schools in York from September 2007’ as he was a governor of Derwent Junior School. He exercised his right to remain in the room and took part in the discussion.