Agenda

(The Crime and Disorder Scrutiny Committee is established under Section 19 of the Crime and Justice Act 2006 to review or scrutinise decisions made, or other action taken, in connection with the discharge by the County Council of its crime and disorder functions)

(To receive a report from Jade Thursby, Domestic Abuse Business Manager, which provides the Committee with an update on progress made in the last two years of the Domestic Abuse (DA) Strategy 2021-2024, the duties introduced by the DA Act 2021, and the key areas of focus for the DA in the next 12 to 18  months)

(To receive a report from Zoe Walters, Business Manager, Safer Lincolnshire Partnership and Angela Nauth, Serious Violence Coordinator, Safer Lincolnshire Partnership, which provides the Committee with an introduction to the application of the Serious Violence Duty (2022) in Lincolnshire)

(To receive a report from Steve Batchelor, Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership Senior Manager, which provides the Committee with an update on fatal, and killed and serious injury (KSI) casualty figures for Lincolnshire, and data on trends, comparison and areas of priority)

(To receive a report from Martyn Parker, Assistant Director – Public Protection Adult Care and Community Wellbeing, Mark Baxter, Chief Fire Officer, Nicole Hilton, Assistant Director – Communities, Steven Batchelor, Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership, Senior Manager and Lee Sirdifield, Assistant Director – Corporate, which provides a summary of the Service Level Performance against the Success Framework 2023-2024 for Quarter 3)

(To receive a report by Tracy Johnson, Senior Scrutiny Officer, which provides the Committee with the opportunity to consider and comment on the content of its work programme for the coming year to ensure that scrutiny activity is focussed where it can be of greatest benefit)

In accordance with Section 100(A)(4) of the Local Government Act 1972, the following agenda item has not been circulated to the press and public on the grounds that it is considered to contain exempt information as defined in paragraph 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972, as amended. The press and public  may be excluded from the meeting for the consideration of this item of business.

(To receive an exempt report from Louise Egan, Library and Heritage Client Lead, which asks the Committee to consider and comment on a report regarding the re-commissioning of the Libraries Service, prior to a decision being made by the Executive Councillor for Fire and Rescue and Cultural Services between 3 – 10 April 2024. Emma Golds, Senior Commercial and Procurement Officer and William Mason, Head of Culture will also be in attendance for this item)