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Consultation Name/Title		Council Section/Service	Consultation Start Date	Consultation End Date
	Management Rules for Cemeteries	Land and Environmental Services	13 Jan 2014	14 Feb 2014
What do we want to know? Glasgow City Council is proposing to create new Management Rules for Cemeteries. The proposed management rules will be available online and for public inspection at Exchange House, 231 George Street reception.
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	Energy and Carbon Master Plan	Land and Environmental Services	13 Dec 2013	09 Jan 2014
What do we want to know? This survey asks you about Glasgow’s existing vision for sustainable energy; the benefits it can bring to the city and the climate change targets that we are aiming to meet as part of Glasgow’s contribution to our national and international commitments. It also asks about what your organisation is currently doing and is interested in with respect to energy and carbon reduction.
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	Civic Government Licensing Procedures	Corporate Services	09 Oct 2013	13 Dec 2013
What do we want to know? Following an initial review of our procedures, the following three proposals for reform have been identified:- The removal of the optional one and two year licences in respect of licence applications made under the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982; An improved regulatory approach to the licensing of street traders; and The introduction of an application to change the nominated day to day manager. Your views are welcome on each of these proposals.
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	Late Hours Catering	Corporate Services	08 Oct 2013	13 Dec 2013
What do we want to know? The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (“the Act”) makes provision for the licensing and regulation of certain activities in order to achieve the following licensing objectives:- Preserve public order; Preserve public safety, and Prevent crime. The Council is responsible for the licensing and regulation of a number of activities, including, late hours catering, street trading, public entertainment, taxis and private hire cars. The Licensing and Regulatory Committee (“the Committee”) is responsible for determining applications for licences to carry out these activities and over the years it has developed a number of policies and conditions in order to regulate these licensed activities. As with any policy or condition, the Committee must consider whether to allow for any exceptions to be made on a case by case basis. While there is no statutory obligation to review existing policies and conditions, as a matter of good practice they should be reviewed from time to time to ensure that each policy and condition remains necessary and appropriate in terms of the above licensing objectives and in terms of promoting the Council’s key priorities, which include improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Council services, building a prosperous city and improving health and well being. As such a wide ranging consultation and review exercise is being undertaken to identify any changes which are considered necessary to these policies and conditions and any areas where new policy development or conditions are required. As part of this review, the Licensing Authority is inviting views on its current policy on late hours catering and any issues which should be considered for policy development.
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Consultation Name/Title		Council Section/Service	Consultation Start Date	Consultation End Date
	Street Trading	Corporate Services	08 Oct 2013	13 Dec 2013
What do we want to know? The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (“the Act”) makes provision for the licensing and regulation of certain activities in order to achieve the following licensing objectives:- Preserve public order; Preserve public safety, and Prevent crime. The Council is responsible for the licensing and regulation of a number of activities, including, late hours catering, street trading, public entertainment, taxis and private hire cars. The Licensing and Regulatory Committee (“the Committee”) is responsible for determining applications for licences to carry out these activities and over the years it has developed a number of policies and conditions in order to regulate these licensed activities. As with any policy or condition, the Committee must consider whether to allow for any exceptions to be made on a case by case basis. While there is no statutory obligation to review existing policies and conditions, as a matter of good practice they should be reviewed from time to time to ensure that each policy and condition remains necessary and appropriate in terms of the above licensing objectives and in terms of promoting the Council’s key priorities, which include improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Council services, building a prosperous city and improving health and well being. As such a wide ranging consultation and review exercise is being undertaken to identify any changes which are considered necessary to these policies and conditions and any areas where new policy development or conditions are required. As part of this review, the Licensing Authority is inviting views on its current policy on street trading and any issues which should be considered for policy development.
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