Statutory Licensing Committee
Membership
The Statutory Licensing Committee comprises 15 Members of the Council.
The Statutory Licensing Committee and its Sub-Committees are not required to be politically proportionate by virtue of the Licensing Act 2003.
Only Members who have received licensing training can sit on the Committee.
|
Councillors Name |
Political Group |
1 |
BAKER, Alyson |
Conservatives and Independents |
2 |
GROGAN, Tim (Chair) |
Conservatives and Independents |
3 |
LEE, Andrew |
Conservatives and Independents |
4 |
PARASKOS, Andy |
Conservatives and Independents |
5 |
SWIERS, Roberta |
Conservatives and Independents |
6 |
THOMPSON, Angus |
Conservatives and Independents |
7 |
BASTIMAN, Derek |
Conservatives and Independents |
8 |
FOSTER, Kevin (Vice Chair) |
Green Party |
9 |
SCHOFIELD, Mike |
North Yorkshire Independent |
10 |
POSKITT, Kirsty |
North Yorkshire Independent |
11 |
DUCKETT, Stephanie |
Labour |
12 |
SHARMA, Subash |
Labour |
13 |
BRODIGAN, Barbara |
Liberal Democrats and Liberal |
14 |
TIMOTHY, Andrew |
Liberal Democrats and Liberal |
15 |
JORDAN, Mike |
North Yorkshire Independent |
Quorum
The quorum will be at least one quarter of the membership but any case not less than 4 Members.
Substitute Members
The appointment of substitute Members to the Statutory Licensing Committee is not permitted and any Sub-Committee Members must be appointed from the Statutory Licensing Committee Membership.
Proceedings
The Council Procedure Rules as set out in the Constitution shall apply to the Statutory Licensing Committee meetings. Procedural requirements for meetings of the Statutory Licensing Sub-Committees are set out below.
Terms of Reference
(i) To exercise all the functions of the ‘Licensing Authority’ under the Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005, except for the approval of the Statement of Licensing Policy and the Gambling Act Statement of Principles.
(ii) To determine the terms of reference and delegated powers of the Statutory Licensing Sub-Committee as required by the Licensing Act 2003, Gambling Act 2005.
(iii) To determine which functions under the Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005 should be delegated to Officers.
(iv) To receive regular reports on decisions made by Officers under delegated powers with regard to applications under the Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005, so that the Committee can maintain an overview of the general situation.
Delegated Powers