23 June 2026 Corporate Policy and Resources Committee

Corporate Policy and Resources Committee

1. Apologies

2. Declarations of Interest

3. Minutes of the Corporate Policy and Resources Committee Meeting held Tuesday 26 May 2026 (summary attached)

4. Minutes of the Commemoration & Celebration Sub-Committee Meeting held on Wednesday 03 June 2026 (copy attached)

5. Corporate Policy and Resources Committee Terms of Reference (Report attached)

6. Business Plans 2026-27 (Report to follow)

• Democratic and Central Services

• ICT

• Legal Services

• ODHR

• Performance

• Strategic Assets and Land & Property

• Addendum - Policy and Community Planning 

7. Local Government Elections 2027 (Report attached)

8. Elected Member Development (Report attached)

9. Corporate Services Management Accounts P12 (Report attached)

10. Update on Progress – Causeway Coast and Glens Community Plan (Report attached)

11. Performance improvement Plan 2026/27 (Report attached)

12. Consultations

13. Conferences

14. Correspondence

15. Matters for Reporting to the Partnership Panel

      FOR CONFIDENTIAL CONSIDERATION (Items 16 to 18)

16. Minutes of the Land & Property and Strategic Assets Sub-Committee Meeting held on Wednesday 3 June 2026 (copy attached)

17. ODHR Resourcing Paper (Report attached)

18. Structural Review of Policy & Community Planning, Legal Services and Information Governance (Report attached)

19. Council Chamber Audio Visual (AV) System Tender Extension (to follow)

20. Any Other Relevant Business (notified in accordance with Standing Order 12(o))

Councillor McShane

That the Committee considers granting permission for Council officers to make contact with Greer Hamilton Gailey Solicitors, Ballymoney, to seek any available information regarding the ownership of the unregistered laneway/public walkway adjacent to Ballycastle Police Station. The pathway is a well-used pedestrian link between the Ramoan Road and Coleraine Road and is used daily by local residents. Previous enquiries established that the laneway is not in Council ownership and that no statutory body has identified responsibility for it. Clarification of ownership would assist in determining responsibility for its future maintenance and management.